Five years ago, in December 2009, I posted a blog, The Importance of the Name , on Hard Meat, a British trio that released two albums on ...

Guest blogger Eric Roberts writes: After a long hiatus, this rolling research project about the history  of John Lennon's white Ro...

The shift from the single to the album in the 1950s and 1960s represented a shift from music for dancing to music for listening. As a res...

George Jones was a great singer for two reasons: he had a great voice, and he knew how to dramatize an idea. But because genre distinction...

It has been four years since my last list of pop aphorisms. I thought it was high time for another. 1. The discovery of the teen idol wa...

The forthcoming Criterion Collection Blu-ray/DVD release of Michael Cimino’s Heaven’s Gate (1980/81) has, predictably, prompted a fair a...

John and Yoko with Allen Klein in happier times, probably in the early 1970s Guest blogger Eric Roberts reports: One primary aim of th...

Tuesday night's History Detectives program focused exclusively on rock music collectables, the dramatic intrigue hinging on deter...

Having established in our last entry that for nearly four decades John Lennon's white 1965 Phantom V Rolls-Royce, chassis No. 5VD63, h...