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As Joe Pug opened with “Hymn #35,” he certainly didn’t appear bashful about his admiration for late 1950s folk music. With raspy voice, guitar in hand, and harmonica snuggly fastened … Read more
Production on Midnight Rider, the Gregg Allman biopic starring William Hurt, has halted production following an incident last week when a freight train struck members of the production team during a … Read more
Please stop asking Morrissey about a Smiths reunion; he doesn’t want it to happen. According to him, you don’t want it to happen, either. That’s just what the Moz said … Read more
It’s been a big week for Johnny Cash. Yesterday would have been the Man in Black’s 82nd birthday, and today it was announced that three Country Music Hall of Famers … Read more
Previously unreleased and unmixed tapes from Led Zeppelin’s 1975 album Physical Graffiti are going up for auction at the Amherst, N.H. auction house RR Auctions. The tapes, which feature various instruments and … Read more
A basketball stadium isn’t the place one would normally expect to hear Americana, but that’s the sort of thing that’s happening now. So Brooklyn, be prepared for the moment when … Read more
A rhetorical question: can you film a Jimi Hendrix biopic without using any of his signature tunes? Or without a flaming guitar, Woodstock or any of the images in the … Read more
Johnny Cash was born on this day in 1932. In honor of what would have been the Man in Black’s 82nd birthday, Elmore has compiled a list of our favorite … Read more
Franny Beecher, the lead guitarist for Bill Haley and His Comets, died yesterday at the age of 92. Although session guitarist Danny Cedrone played on the original recording of the … Read more
It doesn’t seem like it, but it’s been 20 years since Oasis released their massive debut album Definitely Maybe. To celebrate that milestone, Big Brother Recordings is releasing special editions of Oasis’ … Read more
