
The Brooklyn Bridge: Still looking for an echo and continuing a legacy
The Del-Satins were always looking for an echo. A doo-wop group from New York that formed in the early 1960s,… read more
The Del-Satins were always looking for an echo. A doo-wop group from New York that formed in the early 1960s,… read more
Kenny Gamble had written a song, but it wasn’t complete. He was stuck without a second verse, and he couldn’t… read more
It was like sitting around the Algonquin Round Table in New York City in the 1920s with the likes of… read more
Elliot Lurie picked up his J-200 acoustic guitar and sat down in the upstairs bedroom of a farmhouse that he… read more
The Monkees had gone on a press junket to England in early 1967 and the Beatles had welcomed them by… read more
First things first: Let’s just put the Doobie Brothers into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame right now. It’s… read more
Michael McDonald closed his show Saturday night at the Tropicana in Atlantic City with “Takin’ It to the Streets,” which… read more
Joe Rock, a young record promoter, was bit out of sorts. His girlfriend, a secretary at a radio station that… read more
Seeing Daryl Hall and John Oates headline the inaugural Hoagie Nation Festival in Philly May 27 reminded me of a… read more
In a conversation with Timothy B. Schmit for an advance story on his solo show May 11 at Havana in… read more