On This Day in 1981, The Who Released Their First Single Since Keith Moon’s Death—With a Replacement Roger Daltrey Admitted Was the “Wrong Choice”
John Craigie Taps Bob Dylan Method, Marks Number of Firsts, and “Rebirth” on Tenth Album ‘I Swam Here’
Born on This Day in 1944, the Songwriter Who Worked Closely With Buck Owens and Played Bass on One of Merle Haggard’s Biggest Albums
On This Day in 2002, Alan Jackson Was at No. 1 With the Album That Produced Two of the Most Powerful Songs in His Discography
Rush Discuss the Challenge of Relearning the Band’s Songs for Upcoming Reunion Tour, Praise “Deeply Talented” New Drummer
1 Comment Born on This Day in 1935, the Man Who Made Barbara Mandrell a Pedal Steel Expert and Played With Merle Haggard for Nearly Five Decades
