On their sixth full-length album, Passwords, Southern California-based indie-rockers Dawes are caught up with our contemporary world and all of its trappings — technology, anxiety, relationships, and so on. The…
Stream Dawes’ New Album ‘Passwords,’ a Reaction to Our Complicated Modern Existence (New Music Friday)
Stream Garbage’s 20th Anniversary Edition of 1998’s ‘2.0’ (New Music Friday)
1998’s 2.0 helped cement Garbage‘s reputation as one of the mid to late ’90s’ most durable and unique bands, led by singles “I Think I’m Paranoid,” “Special” and “Push It.”…
Behind the Curtain: Jaco Pastorius
Maybe the best way of trying to describe who Jaco Pastorius was and my encounter with…
Behind the Curtain: Rock and Roll Adventures with Stevie Ray Vaughan
The Columbia Records complex in Century City is a beehive of activity. The building — made…
Behind the Curtain: The Who’s John Entwistle (Not ‘Entwhistle’)
John Entwistle of The Who was the most remarkable rock bass player in history. He ranked number…
Roger Daltrey on His New Solo Album, The Personal Power of ‘Tommy,’ The Who’s Originality and More (The Interview)
Listening to the Who’s debut 1965 album, My Generation, and the new Roger Daltrey solo album, As Long As I Have You, with a mere 55 years…
The Small Faces’ Landmark Concept Album Turns 50: ‘Ogdens’ Nut Gone Flake’ and the Beginning of the End of an Unsung Band
“We should have gone to America, and we wanted to go to America, but we’d had a drug bust, so we couldn’t go,” the…
RockCellarTV Interview With ‘Sweet Judy Blue Eyes,’ Judy Collins
Judy Collins had stories to tell. Her 2017 album, Everybody Knows, a collaborative project with longtime friend/ex-partner Stephen Stills, spawned a fantastic tour blending music, stories and anecdotes…