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Okay, maybe it’s silly, but how can you dedicate a post to musicians and their dogs without one for musicians and their cats? As this is the Internet, what’s more ubiquitous than pictures of adorable felines, anyhow? So, in answer… read the story

Dogs with their musician owners. read the story

A trip to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, OH, is a must at some point for every music lover. For anybody nearby now would be a good time, before the “WOMEN WHO ROCK” exhibit closes on… read the story

Who is Henry Diltz? Rather than reading a bunch of text, have a look at the photos below. read the story

Whether they’re still standing, bulldozed, burnt to the ground, or fictional, each of these specific locations has played a big part in the shaping of rock music over the decades. read the story

The Grammy Museum in Los Angeles recently put up an incredibly extensive exhibit of George Harrison history. Entitled “George Harrison: Living in the Material World” it opened in October and has been extended by popular demand until March 25th, 2012.… read the story

Is it in their DNA? Possibly a “creative genius” gene that science has yet to discover? Or is it an otherwordly gift – one that is physically untraceable? Perhaps it’s just an excellent work ethic. How best do we explain… read the story

Old Hollywood loved a good party, and Halloween was no exception. We wanted to share a few photographs from the parties we would have loved to attend. Happy Halloween!

American photographer Barry Feinstein died this past week at the age of 80. Feinstein was the favored and respected “go-to” rock and roll photographer for musicians throughout the 60s, 70s, and 80s.  Feinstein preferred snapping photos without staging his subjects… read the story

Is it in their DNA? Possibly a “creative genius” gene that science has yet to discover? Or is it an otherwordly gift – one that is physically untraceable? Perhaps it’s just an excellent work ethic. How best do we explain… read the story