A Few Things about ’70s Rock Music

Excitations and good vibrations about the music of the ’60s

All about all of the articles about all of the #1 records of the ‘60s

Looking at the Toppermost of the Poppermost #1 records of 1960 with John Ross and Lew Shiner

Looking at the Toppermost of the Poppermost #1 records of 1961 with John Ross and Lew Shiner

It is not uncommon for the rejection rate of autographs as fake to exceed 50 percent!

An introduction to artist/designer John Yates’ Punk Note ideations (in which he pays tribute to Francis Wolff and Miles Reid)

An Introduction to “Elvis: That’s The Way It Was,” a new Medium publication

Looking at the Toppermost of the Poppermost #1 records of 1969 with John Ross and Lew Shiner

That depends on what you mean by “Beach Boys album”

A real-life lesson on poking fun at Led Zeppelin

Rock, jazz, funk, and the short attention span of Jeff Beck

Black music was great, white music was great, and in Rock & Roll America, they were even better together.

A brief history of British rock & roll’s “odd couple”

Looking back at a great regional band who didn’t find fame and fortune with a major label

“My only sadness is that it didn’t continue until the day I die.” Lulu (on her time at Atco Records).

Forced to listen to “Young Americans” while under the influence of LSD