More than half a century has passed since Buck Owens and The Buckaroos spread the Bakersfield Sound across America. Yet, nearly two decades after his passing, Owens’ music remains alive—resonating…
Closing the Doors: Buck Owens’ Crystal Palace After 28 Years When people talk about Buck Owens, they don’t just mention his hits like “Act Naturally” or “Together Again”. They also…
The “Lost” Buck Owens Recording: A Journey Back in Time When people think of Buck Owens, they immediately recall the raw and vibrant “Bakersfield Sound,” a style that stood in…
Brittany Aldean and the Moment That Changed Her at Charlie Kirk’s Memorial When people think of Brittany Aldean, they often picture a strong, confident woman, deeply connected to family values…
Behind the glimmering lights of the stage and the roar of sold-out arenas, legendary singer-songwriter Neil Diamond has always carried one quiet constant: the presence of his wife. In a…
For decades, fans of reggae legend Bob Marley have whispered about the whereabouts of one of the most important instruments in music history: the acoustic guitar on which he wrote…
The music world of the 1970s was filled with unexpected collisions, but few are as surprising—and as little known—as the brief encounter between David Cassidy, the teen idol of The…
For millions of fans, Alan Longmuir will forever be remembered as the founding member of the Bay City Rollers, the band that defined an entire era of 1970s pop culture.…
On September 22, 1975, Rush released their third studio album, Caress of Steel. Coming off the momentum of Fly by Night, expectations were high. But instead of building on that…
On September 22, 1979, The Eagles unveiled The Long Run, their long-awaited sixth studio album. Arriving two years after the monumental success of Hotel California, the album carried the weight…