CultureSonar

We interviewed Johnny Echols, one of the founders of the psychedelic-era band LOVE which influenced The Stone Roses and the Jesus and Mary Chain.

The Wilburys were magical. The songwriting. The personalities. The way their voices blended. That time has plucked several of them from the tree of life makes this music all the more powerful and poignant. We've got two versions of a great collectors's set that captures the supergroup at its finest. LP or CD/DVD.

Our music guides for everywhere from Austin, Texas to Reyjavik, Iceland let you know the best places to hear what each city is throwin’ down.

Bryan Ferry's smooth vocals for Roxy Music were a powerful counterweight to the era’s screechier hard-rock sound.

Did you know he toured with the Beatles? Or that he had a song in the Library of Congress’ National Recording Registry? Check out our list of Roy Orbison's best tunes.

When the Yardbirds disbanded, one of the mightiest bands of rock was born.

This officially licensed 22x26 stretched canvas depicts The Beatles in this classic photo op. John and George would like the world to know that they do, in fact have thumbs. Paul is rather embarrassed of his so he keeps it out of frame. This canvas comes ready to be hung up on your wall so it can be shown off to your f

Every “family” has conflicts. George Harrison and his fellow Beatles were no exception. So what brought him back into the Fab Four fold?

In this interview, blues guitarist Dexter Allen talks about his first live album and his indebtedness to the church.

A nostalgic look at once-magical new technology, and the days when dad held sway over all remote controls.

We bid farewell to the late Daryl Dragon a.k.a. “The Captain” with this list of Captain & Tennille's finest songs.

You need some slippers, and you want them painted black... C'mon, how cool are these? Even after all these years, The Stones wanna make you get on your feet -- and now you can stay comfortable while you start things up.

The works of Olivia Newton-John, Sade, and Tom Petty are refreshed by Ann Wilson, Juliana Hatfield, and Orgone.

Martians, stalkers, rent boys… Blondie can incorporate any topic into their punky New Wave.

Jay Bolotin’s songs caught the attention of Merle Haggard, Kris Kristofferson, and Dan Fogelberg (which somehow worked against him).