the Lovin’ Spoonful evolved into pop hit-makers with songs such as “Do You Believe in Magic?”“Daydream,”“You Didn’t Have To Be So Nice,”“Rain on the Roof” and the iconic “Summer in the City,” released in 1966.
As the founder and frontman of The Lovin' Spoonful, John Sebastian helped push folk music into new territory during the 1960s by blending elements of rock, pop, and blues with traditional folk sensibilities. With songs like "Summer in the City" and "Do You Believe in Magic," Sebastian's ...
From the birth of the rock era, movie studios wanted capture the music's energy and appeal on the big screen. To choose the best of the bunch, as you'll see in the below gallery, we picked one rock movie from every year from 1955 until the present day....
maybe from my friend Harry Nilsson and hisNilsson Sings Newmanalbum. I thought to myself, ‘Wow,Dolenz Sings Nesmith.’” The album includes not only Monkees songs but tunes from the various phases of Nesmith’s solo career.
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Still, by reflecting the popularity of folk-rock (the Lovin' Spoonful, Joan Baez and Donovan) and country (Roger Miller), it may have provided a better cross-section of the pop chart than its predecessor. ‘The Graduate’ (1967) Embassy Pictures ‘The Graduate’ (1967) The integration of...
From the birth of the rock era, movie studios wanted capture the music's energy and appeal on the big screen. To choose the best of the bunch, as you'll see in the below gallery, we picked one rock movie from every year from 1955 until the present day....
From the birth of the rock era, movie studios wanted capture the music's energy and appeal on the big screen. To choose the best of the bunch, as you'll see in the below gallery, we picked one rock movie from every year from 1955 until the present day. The first batch of rock fil...
attests to the eerie mysteries of the blues. Whether you think Johnson was really selling his soul, or just trying to hitch a ride, he still convinces you how much was at stake. The song was alsofamously electrifiedby Eric Clapton with Cream on their third album,Wheels Of Fire. – ...
scene has gotten bigger and more structured … there is more exposure for local bands through the advent of the Internet, and more bands being signed up by the major labels,” says Sean Lam, vocalist of Concave Scream, which was recently signed up by EMI to release its latest albumHorizon...