Want some Further Listening CLICK HERE 5. Don’t Bet On The Brown Horse, It’s A Wreck Appearing on these pages just last month, around the release of the excellent Sorrow Reigns single, …

Chip Taylor, the songwriter best known for a pair of '60s hits—"Wild Thing," popularized by the Troggs, and "Angel of the Morning," from singer Merrilee Rush—died on March 23, 2026.

A comprehensive look at the story of the rock legends, told through their seventeen studio albums in the best of Stevie Nicks, Peter Green and more.

UCR's Top 100 Albums of the 1970s highlights iconic records that shaped music history, featuring legends like Bruce Springsteen and Black Sabbath, showcasing a transformative decade in sound.

An underloved slice of late '60s pop from Houston

While it often feels like everything came after The Beatles, it's important to remember they drew influence from plenty of great artists; especially this one.

One of the albums reviewed in this week’s column, Mérylle Ampe’s Two Daughters, includes a live recording from the sadly defunct French experimental music festival Sonic Protest, which took place in Paris (and sometimes other cities too) from 2003-2024. The festival may be gone but, thanks to the recently launched Total Replay, it is now […]

The Beatles didn't always agree with each other. That was certainly the case when it came to the A-side of a 1967 single.

Between 1965 and 1968, the Lovin’ Spoonful were the nearest America came to producing a Beatles of their very own. Their string of hits took in irresistibly winsome folk-rock jingle-jangle (&…

They had the talent and the tunes, but not the luck. Badfinger’s story is rock’s most poignant, heartbreaking tragedy

We're dipping into the Far Out vault to bring you a rarely heard cover from Leonard Cohen singing Elvis' hit 'Can't Help Falling In Love With You' from 1988

Introduction written by Joe Bonamassa

It’s not without irony that the song John Fogerty wants to be remembered for, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, marks the end of Creedence Clearwater Revival.

From rare footage to rooftop concerts, these Beatles documentaries reveal the Fab Four like never before—see which ones made the cut.

Claude Lelouch's hugely popular A Man and a Woman was criticized for its sleek, chic, starstruck, pie-eyed, romantic wish fulfillment. Yet therein lay its radicalism.

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