UFO For The Ages: Vinnie Moore Interview & 11/28/12 Coach House Review
Interview & Review by Shawn Perry
Photos by Ron Lyon
I wasn't really sure what I was walking into when the opportunity to see UFO at the Coach House came...
Warren Zevon 1947 – 2003
By Misha ben-David
Into a day promising serious stressors in my life comes word that one of the true Golden Boys of rock n' roll has left us. He told...
Vinyl Fascist – Rediscovering The Beauty Of Analog
By Shawn Perry
As you may know, listening to records is an involving process. Whereas any dope can slap in a cassette or plop on a CD, records require special...
RIP Neil Peart: Rock’s New-World Man
By Ira Kantor
Neil Peart made rock and roll stoicism its own kind of virtuosity.
If we were to look at the Rush drummer compared to other legendary luminaries like Keith...
Top 10 Vintage Rock Studio Albums Of 2020
To say 2020 has been an unusually tough year is a vast understatement. You'll get little argument from anyone that it pretty much sucked. There was, however , a...
John Payne: Raiding The Rock Vault Returns For 2014
Story by Shawn Perry
Photos by Ron Lyon & Erik Nielsen
On Friday, January 24, after a holiday break, Raiding The Rock Vault resumed its extended engagement at the Las Vegas...
Triumph: Rock & Roll Machine – Film Review
What you don’t know about the Canadian rock three-piece Triumph, even if you are a fan of the band, you are sure to find out in the feature documentary Triumph:...
The Life of A Musician In 2018: Where Does The Money Really Lie?
When it comes to rock n' roll stars, and indeed the wider world of musicians as a whole, it seems like we now live in a world where brand...
The Beatles | Eight Days A Week: The Touring Years – Feature Film Review
Feature film review by Shawn Perry
Depending on whom you ask or which book you’ve read, the title for the Beatles song “Eight Days A Week” is attributed to either...
Ringo Starr Celebrates His 77th Birthday With New Record, Peace & Love
Story by Shawn Perry
Photos by Erin Scott
On Friday, July 7, 2017, Ringo Starr celebrated his 77th birthday at Capitol Records, the label that helped launched the Beatles in America....
