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My music fandom began sitting on the carpeted floor of a middle-class house in the suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio. My parents owned a record player and a handful of albums, among them The Beatles’ Revolver and The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan. Much...

Joan Baez summed it up: “This is your Woodstock, and it’s long overdue.” It was July 13th, 1985, and she was kicking off the U.S. segment of what has become one of the greatest concerts of all time: Live Aid. Spanning two continents and a global audience...

This year marked a huge milestone in Beatles history: the 50th anniversary of when the Fab Four reached American shores, played Ed Sullivan, and kicked off Beatlemania. Numerous books, DVDs, CDs, and other collectibles hit the market celebrating this...

By Jerry Pearce From his first appearance with the Hoboken Four on Major Bowes’ Amateur Hour in 1935, to his final concert at the Palm Desert Golf Classic in 1995, Frank Sinatra was a man who loved to perform, a consummate artist most comfortable behind...

“This film should be played loud!” It’s a cliché now, a concert-movie disclaimer that’s become the equivalent of that hippie-dippy tagline from those Freedom Rock compilation ads (“Well, turn it up, maaaaan.”) But in the late Seventies, when it first...