50 years ago today (11/28/74), John Lennon made his last ever concert appearance when he joined Elton John on stage at Madison Square Gardens in New York City. Lennon performed
50 years ago today, singer-songwriter Nick Drake died at 26. The musician is best known for his delicate fingerpicking guitar style, introspective lyrics, and soft, haunting voice that served as
30 years ago today (11/22/94), Pearl Jam released their third studio album, Vitalogy, which was first released on vinyl and became the first vinyl album to appear on the US chart since
Thirty years ago today (11/19/94), Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers played “You Don’t Know How It Feels” and “Honeybee” on Saturday Night Live with Dave Grohl on drums, who was considering joining the band
Ten years ago today (11/18/14), TV on the Radio released Seeds, their fifth studio album and most recent. Seeds was the band’s first after the passing of bassist Gerard Smith and marked
45 years ago today (11/14/79), Little Feat released Down on the Farm its seventh studio album and their final one with guitarist and frontman Lowell George. The album was completed
Happy 80th birthday to the meanest, grooviest, and most influential organist of our time -Booker T. Jones (born 11/12/44). As a living ambassador of the Memphis/Stax sound and frontman of Booker
Fifty years ago today (11/11/74), Sparks released their fourth album, Propaganda. The album emerged after Kimono My House, which made a big splash in the UK, solidifying Sparks’ trajectory with
Happy 75th birthday to Bonnie Raitt (born 11/8/49), one of the most skilled guitarists and vocalists in the blues and pop realm. With her soulful voice and exceptional slide guitar
Ten years ago today (11/7/14), Pink Floyd released their final album The Endless River. Largely instrumental it served as a tribute to the band’s late keyboardist, Richard Wright. The album
