You’d be forgiven for assuming Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson are birds of a different feather. One’s a reclusive Jewish kid ...

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Longtime Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench revisited the Tom Petty canon alongside carefully curated covers and selections from his new album The Melancholy Season.

The smiling visage of the late Richard Manuel that adorns the dust cover of Stephen T. Lewis' biography belies the sorrowful ...

Woodstock were bold with their invites, asking all the biggest names of the era if they wanted to play the festival. But did they invite The Beatles?

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This Vintage Pop Stardom episode of the Greatest Pop Stars podcast focuses on Sly & the Family Stone's 1969, one of the ...

Before Woodstock and FM radio shaped the sound of the 1970s, the 1960s were already roaring with American bands pushing rock ...

Many of Dylan’s songs are replete with biblical references hearkening back to his Jewish studies in childhood.

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(Bottom row, from left) Pavement: Mark Ibold, Steve West, Scott Kannberg, Bob Nastanovich, Stephen Malkmus; (Top row, from right) “Pavement”: Joseph Keery, Fred Hechinger, Nat Wolff, Griffin Newman, ...