Everybody's Dummy

Continuing their tendency of lengthy album titles and unwieldy concepts, the Kinks entered the ‘70s with an album best known for its title ...

Now that they’d finally “arrived”, Peter Frampton was gone on his own, so Steve Marriott’s new guitar foil was Clem Clempson. The band sold...

If it happened at any other time but the late ‘60s, the Byrds would have ended after David Crosby left the band, and the remaining members w...

After not too long a break, another Rush album appeared, with another co-producer. Those who thought Grace Under Pressure was too shiny wo...

Steve Perry’s solo album hadn’t made much of an impact, but then again Bad English—Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain’s collaboration with John ...

Because he can—and will—play practically any instrument, the novelty of Paul McCartney recording an album all by himself hasn’t been a nove...

The pantheon of rock ‘n roll movies is littered with a handful of great films, from either musical or cinematic standpoints, but mostly dom...