Steely Dan – Peg (The Making Of)
A Meticulous Pursuit of Perfection Where Groove, Obsession, and Craft Become One When Steely Dan released “Peg” in 1977 on the album Aja, the song climbed to number 11 on…
A Meticulous Pursuit of Perfection Where Groove, Obsession, and Craft Become One When Steely Dan released “Peg” in 1977 on the album Aja, the song climbed to number 11 on…
A Singular Night Where a Quiet Architect Stepped Into the Spotlight and Let the Past Shake the Room When Jim Lea took the stage at Wolverhampton’s Robin 2 Club in…
Lost Pop-Rock Bullet That Slipped Between Eras and Identities In 1987, Noddy Holder and Jim Lea quietly demoed “Shooting Me Down”, a song conceived during a transitional moment for British…
A Wry Salute to Friendship, Songwriting, and the Truth Beneath a Country Joke John Prine’s performance of “You Never Even Call Me by My Name” for the tribute album Larger…
A Devoted Plea Where Vulnerability Becomes Strength Through Song Linda Ronstadt’s performance of “Tell Him”, broadcast on November 1, 1982, and originally recorded on video by AVROTROS Broadcasting, captures a…
A Shared Reckoning with Regret, Memory, and the Quiet Weight of Love Lost When Jackson Browne first released “Fountain of Sorrow” on his 1974 album Late for the Sky, the…
A Moment of British Television Mischief Where Music, Comedy, and Working Class Wit Collide The live performance of “Are You Looking at Me” featuring Ricky Tomlinson, Sinbad also known as…
A Late-Night Confession Reborn on Stage with Knowing Precision and After-Hours Soul When The Steely Damned 2 performed “Black Cow” live at the Music Box in San Diego on December…
A towering voice of the guitar confronting mortality, resilience, and the fire that never left his hands Leslie West, the volcanic guitarist best known for his work with Mountain, carved…
When Titans Collide, Rock History Briefly Steps Outside of Time In 1970, Mountain released “Never In My Life” on their debut album Climbing!, a record that climbed to number 17…