Mudcrutch was an up-and-coming Gainesville, Florida band that moved to L.A. in the early 1970s and cut one single on Leon Russell's Shelter label before splitting up – and sending members Tom Petty, Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench onto much...

If you’re reading this right now, please stop doing so at the end of this sentence and go circle April 21 on the calendar. Now that you’ve done so, maybe you’d like to know why you just did that: April...

If Todd Rundgren’s 1972 album SOMETHING/ANYTHING? had set certain expectations with listeners — namely, that he was a cool new hit maker, albeit one with an eccentric streak — he spent the next several years disabusing them of that notion....

30 years ago this month, Neil Young released his 16th studio album, an LP which found him raging against commercialism while being backed by a horn-laden new band called The Bluenotes. Recorded at Studio Instrument Rentals in Hollywood and co-produced...