“Brown Sugar” was a number hit for the Stones in 1971, but what’s up with this 1984 shape disc?
From The Stacks: Rolling Stones, “Brown Sugar” (Picture Disc)
Cartoon Saturday: Rolling Stones, ‘All-Meat Music’
Artist: Rolling Stones Title: All-Meat Music Year: 1973 Label: Trademark of Quality Cover Artist: William Stout
The 2019 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees Are…Well, They Are
It’s quite fashionable to criticize the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s annual inductees, and I’m nothing if not fashionable.
From The Stacks: The Rolling Stones, ‘Love You Live Los Angeles’ (Bootleg)
I own a lot of bootlegs, but only a couple from shows that I attended.
Here’s the Good Zappa, Ace
I’m going to get to Zappa, but first let’s talk a little about Adam Carolla.
Jethro Tull In A Thunderstorm
“Why would you pay good money to see Jethro Tull?” That’s the first question people asked me
From The Stacks: Rolling Stones, ‘All-Meat Music’ ( and a William Stout Interview!)
On January 18, 1973, the fabulous Forum in Los Angeles played host to Cheech and Chong, Santana, and the Rolling Stones.
Deep Cuts: 1968
The late ’60s come down to two years musically, and 1968 ain’t one of them.
Deep Cuts: Songs For Imagining
Imagination really is both our greatest blessing and our greatest liability.
Deep Cuts: Originals Less Famous Than Their Cover Versions
Mary Tyler Moore died recently, and as a tribute a friend of mine posted the song that became the Mary Tyler Moore Show theme song. Listening to that track got me to […]
