Published on 2016/10/07
The young always have the same problem – how to rebel and conform at the same time. They have now […]
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“Mudcrutch’s whole approach is like a power band,” Roger McGuinn, the founder of The Byrds, tells me when I catch […]
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Producer George Martin was thrust head first into the eye of the hurricane when The Beatles performed a series of […]
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For over 55 years, Mike Love has been a faithful steward of the Beach Boys, the ultimate cheerleader championing their […]
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Outspoken and brash, arrogant and opinionated, profane and vulgar, supremely narcissistic and sexist, are among the colorful descriptions both the […]
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The next time you’re at one of those parties where a trivia game breaks out and the question gets asked, […]
Read MorePublished on 2016/09/23
KAABOO is not like the others. It is by design that this festival feels a little bit different. It could […]
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Published on 2016/09/08
Long before Fleetwood Mac owned the Billboard record charts for years in the mid to late ’70s with a string of mega-selling […]
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Published on 2016/09/08
When you think of the iconic guitar players who rocked a Les Paul and Marshall to create tones that fans […]
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The term “Yacht Rock” was created by music critics to describe the smooth commercial and in their words, slightly cheesy […]
Read MorePublished on 2016/08/29
88.5 KCSN-FM’s Jim Nelson is back with another entry in our Turn Me On category, this time shining his light […]
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“Sex at age 90 is like trying to shoot pool with a rope.” – George Burns Let’s get […]
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Published on 2016/08/08
The title of the first solo album by Moody Blues guitarist/lead vocalist Justin Hayward is Songwriter. Judging by Hayward’s remarkably inventive […]
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Interviewing Ray Charles back in 1983 was like interviewing a man who had conquered the world and done it all. […]
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Published on 2016/08/08
Decades since ELO first disbanded, its legacy has gotten bigger and bigger. The band’s inventive orchestral pop/rock farmed by band […]
Read MorePublished on 2016/08/02
Jim Nelson, KCSN 88.5 FM DJ and Rock Cellar Magazine scribe, is back with another band profile for Turn Me […]
Read MorePublished on 2016/07/29
Guest post by Peter Palmiere ———————————– All you need is Love rang true Thursday night, July 14 at the Mirage […]
Read MorePublished on 2016/07/27
This month, KCSN 88.5’s Jim Nelson spotlights Catfish and the Bottlemen for our Turn Me On category… Somewhere in Sydney, […]
Read MorePublished on 2016/07/20
I’m from Maryland. So is Clutch. Shamefully, I boarded the Clutch bandwagon WAY late, even after years of hearing their […]
Read MorePublished on 2016/07/13
Rock Cellar Magazine was fortunate enough to attend Ringo Starr’s recent 76th birthday celebration at Capitol Records in Hollywood. Below, […]
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Published on 2016/07/08
“I guess it’s my sense of inquisitiveness and maybe boredom, a mixture of the two. I always look for tomorrow […]
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Delta Lady: A Memoir is the apt title of Lafayette, Tennessee-born singer Rita Coolidge‘s new autobiography. That classic Leon Russell-penned track […]
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There is no easy characterization of the Leo Sayer sound. The singer-songwriter broke out in the U.S. with 1974’s Long Tall […]
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Every day now for two weeks, I heard the song rise from what must have been a pair of seriously-powered […]
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Published on 2016/07/08
Via such epic singles as Shapes Of Things, Heart Full of Soul, For Your Love, Over Under Sideways Down, Happenings […]
Read MorePublished on 2016/07/07
Below, enjoy a review and selection of photos from Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band’s recent gig at the Greek […]
Read MorePublished on 2016/07/01
Last weekend, Rock Cellar Magazine and the Get Together Foundation teamed up for a pair of all-star tribute gigs at […]
Read MorePublished on 2016/06/20
Last week, Heart announced a new album, Beautiful Broken – and previewed its title track, a collaboration with James Hetfield […]
Read MorePublished on 2016/06/07
“When buying a used car, punch the buttons on the radio. If all the stations are rock and roll, there’s […]
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Published on 2016/06/07
In commemoration of their 50th anniversary, The Monkees have pulled off the impossible with Good Times, the group‘s first new studio […]
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Artist: Brian Wilson
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Brian Wilson's 'Live at the Roxy Theatre' is available now as a 25th anniversary re-release! Pick it up on CD or LP at our Rock Cellar Store.
Artist: Joni Mitchell
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Joni Mitchell stunned the Newport Folk Festival audience last summer when she gave a surprise performance – her first in 20 years – delivering a heartfelt set filled with some of her greatest songs. Mitchell’s triumphant return to the stage on July 24, 2022, will be featured on a new live album from Rhino, AT NEWPORT, available on July 28, 2023 on CD and 2-LP black vinyl. Produced by close collaborator Brandi Carlile, along with Mitchell, the music will also be released the same day on digital and streaming services and Dolby Atmos.
Published on 2026/02/03
A new Willie Nelson song turned up online this week. Titled “Heart of America,” it’s attached to a new limited […]
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Published on 2026/02/03
Grammy-winning duo Larkin Poe are joining forces with Gov’t Mule for a run of live dates together in the spring. […]
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Published on 2026/02/03
Some truly big names in country music will join forces later this year when superstar Tim McGraw links up with […]
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Published on 2026/02/03
Staind will head out on a tour later this year commemorating the 25th anniversary of Break the Cycle, the band’s […]
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Published on 2026/02/03
In 1986, Van Halen began a new era with 5150, the first studio album with Sammy Hagar on vocals in […]
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