Richard EvansThe Wonder YearsThis post is derived from the script I wrote for the Rock N Roll Archaeology Podcast, Episode 24: The Wonder Years. It’s a follow up to…Mar 11
Ana SpeaksExploring The History of Blues Rock: A Journey Through the Genre’s Roots (Part 2)The music that moves us in so many ways — from the British invasion to the modern days.Jan 23, 202315
Robert GreenbergMusic History Monday: Paul is Dead!On September 23, 1969–50 years ago today — the venerable English tabloid the London Daily Mirror reported that Paul McCartney of the…Sep 23, 2019Sep 23, 2019
Richard EvansCollisions and InnervisionsStevie Wonder auto accident North Carolina, August 6, 1973. His multiplatinum album Innervisions had just dropped on Motown.Jun 12, 2023Jun 12, 2023
Robert GreenbergMusic History Monday: Bohemian RhapsodyIt was on August 24, 1975–45 years ago today — that Queen began recording Bohemian Rhapsody at Rockfield Studio №1 in Monmouth, Wales. It…Aug 24, 20201Aug 24, 20201
Richard EvansThe Wonder YearsThis post is derived from the script I wrote for the Rock N Roll Archaeology Podcast, Episode 24: The Wonder Years. It’s a follow up to…Mar 11
Ana SpeaksExploring The History of Blues Rock: A Journey Through the Genre’s Roots (Part 2)The music that moves us in so many ways — from the British invasion to the modern days.Jan 23, 202315
Robert GreenbergMusic History Monday: Paul is Dead!On September 23, 1969–50 years ago today — the venerable English tabloid the London Daily Mirror reported that Paul McCartney of the…Sep 23, 2019
Richard EvansCollisions and InnervisionsStevie Wonder auto accident North Carolina, August 6, 1973. His multiplatinum album Innervisions had just dropped on Motown.Jun 12, 2023
Robert GreenbergMusic History Monday: Bohemian RhapsodyIt was on August 24, 1975–45 years ago today — that Queen began recording Bohemian Rhapsody at Rockfield Studio №1 in Monmouth, Wales. It…Aug 24, 20201
Richard EvansSlouching Towards Bethlehem, Part IISorry for the late post, too much Christmas Cheer. Wanted to get this one out there after hearing the sad news about the passing of one of…Dec 28, 2021
Robert GreenbergMusic History Monday: The Beloved Son ReturnsWe mark the solo piano recital on April 20, 1986–34 years ago today — that saw Vladimir Horowitz perform at the Great Hall of the Moscow…Apr 20, 2020
Robert GreenbergFranz Schubert’s “Gretchen am Spinnrade”On October 19, 1814–206 years ago today — Franz Schubert composed his first masterwork, the song Gretchen am Spinnrade — “Gretchen at the…Oct 19, 2020
