When Buddy Guy jammed with Stevie Ray Vaughan at Buddy’s Legends Blues Club in Chicago
It was just a year before Vaughan’s untimely death.
Author: Andrew Clayman Archives: 09/2025
Did Kenneth even know the frequency? Five classic songs with enduring mysteries
The latest updates on rock’s greatest enigma-wrapped riddles.
How a newly solo Neil Young described the life cycle of a band in 1970
“Then they go down to Hollywood and buy a whole bunch of clothes . . .”
Revisiting Mogwai’s vicious and hilariously one-sided feud with Blur
A disdain that made its way to the merch table.
How Dolores O’Riordan responded to Sinéad O’Connor comparisons: “What I do is so different”
They ultimately turned the tables on their critics.
‘Sowing the Seeds of Love’: Tears for Fears’ Beatlesque assault on Thatcherism
“I wanted to write a protest song, but I didn’t want it to be dark and depressing.”
‘Language is a Virus’: How Laurie Anderson predicted the rise of reality TV
“Everybody on the island was somebody from TV”
“The ultimate graduate school”: Steve Miller’s surprising roots in the 1960s Chicago blues scene
Cut his teeth with some serious legends…
Why Beatles engineer Glyn Johns called ‘Let It Be’ a “bunch of garbage”
His own stripped down mix of the album was finally released in 2021.