When Randy Klein began Jazzheads, an independent record label based in New York City in 1992, he had two label models in mind–A&M Records and GRP Records.... Read More...
You may not know guitarist Sean Harkness, but you've probably heard his riffs and will have a rare chance to see him live next month at Birdland. ... Read More...
The Monkees during their heyday. Michael Nesmith (center) and sole survivor Micky Dolenz (right front). (Photo: Studio)
Mike Nesmith of the Monkees appeared terribly frail when I caught him and Micky Dolenz ("The Micky & Micky tour") last month at ... Read More...
Harry Nilsson captured at work in 1974 on his single "Many Rivers To Cross." (Photo: RCA Records).
Millennials and Gen-Xers may not immediately know the name Harry Nilsson, but they likely have listened to his music at some point in their lives.
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Freda Payne is the subject of a new biography. (Photo: Freda Payne)
Singer Freda Payne, best known for the No. 1 hit song, “Band of Gold,” in 1970, has been the star of several Broadway touring productions, and a popular fixture on televisi... Read More...
Monkees Micky Dolenz and Michael Nesmith performing on stage. (Photo: GabboT)
The new Dolenz Sings Nesmith album is one of the best and most perfectly produced solo albums recorded by any individual member of '60s TV show and later band, The Monkee... Read More...
“Good Lovin’: My Life As A Rascal” by Gene Cornish is a reflective look on what made The Rascals one of rock’s most enduring bands, long after it broke up.... Read More...
Broadway journeyman actor Donnie Kehr (Jersey Boys; AIDA; The Who’s TOMMY; Billy Elliot) and company have come up with a new plan to support the estimated 99 percent of Broadway-employees.... Read More...
Singer-songwriter Vic Kastel has just issued his first-ever album, Time Traveler (Island Avenue Records), with much of the music recorded in the mid-70s.... Read More...
