Everybody's Dummy

Thanks to a major label deal and a lot of press, Jane’s Addiction broke into mainstream success with Nothing’s Shocking . And right out of ...

Elton’s 1986 tour of Australia followed almost immediately on the world tour he’d started the year before, which was initially in support o...

By 1977 John Cale was the definition of a cult figure, but he was gaining notice as a daring live performer, whether beheading chickens or ...

At the start of the ‘80s, Queen was still huge, the Flash Gordon soundtrack notwithstanding. As they had more than enough for a greatest h...

Even with the support of such an artist-centric label as Razor & Tie, Marshall Crenshaw wasn’t exactly prolific in the 21st century. Th...

Modern technology caught up with the scope of the Grateful Dead at the height of their popularity, and their most recent tours provided ple...

While Apple Records was originally Paul McCartney’s idea, George Harrison embraced its ethos of promoting worthy artists, signing the likes...