April 2012

Reviews

04.23.12

Rocky Votolato: <em>Television of Saints</em>

By Hal Horowitz
Reviews

04.23.12

Dar Williams: <em>In the Time of Gods</em>

By Hal Horowitz
Reviews

04.23.12

Chip Taylor & the New Ukrainians: <em>F**K All the Perfect People</em>

By Hal Horowitz
Latest News

04.23.12

Win The George Harrison: Living In The Material World DVD and Early Takes Vol. 1

By Evan Schlansky
Reviews

04.23.12

Marty Stuart: <em>Nashville Vol. 1, Tear the Woodpile Down</em>

By Hal Horowitz
Reviews

04.23.12

Warren Haynes Band: <em>Live at the Moody Theater</em>

By Hal Horowitz
Latest News

04.23.12

10 Goodbyes To Levon Helm

By American Songwriter
Articles

04.23.12

A Decade of Wilco’s <em>Yankee Hotel Foxtrot</em>: Part One

By Jaymie Baxley
Reviews

04.23.12

Single Review: Fiona Apple, “Every Single Night”

By Evan Schlansky
Photo Galleries

04.23.12

Nashville Celebrates Record Store Day

By Kate Cauthen
Best New Music

04.23.12

Video Premiere: Hurray For The Riff Raff, “Look Out Mama”

By Evan Schlansky
Coaching

04.23.12

Inside The Ascap “I Create Music” Expo 2012

By Paul Zollo

Latest

SAN FRANCISCO – NOVEMBER 25: (L-R) Richard Manuel, Dr. John, Neil Diamond, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Rick Danko, Van Morrison, Ronnie Hawkins, Bob Dylan, Robbie Robertson and Eric Clapton perform onstage for the rock and roll group "The Band's" "The Last Waltz" concert at Winterland Ballroom which was later turned into a film by Martin Scorsese on November 25, 1976 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Michael Montfort/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

Features

7 hours ago

Bob Dylan and Neil Diamond Once Had a Catty Back-And-Forth Backstage, but It Ended Up Being for the Best
Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images for Live Nation

Latest Music News & Stories

7 hours ago

Luke Combs’ Biggest Fan—Who Looks Just Like Him—Recounts Traveling to See Every Show on the Singer’s Tour
Russell Smith

On This Day

8 hours ago

Born 77 Years Ago in Nashville, the Country Rocker Behind No. 1 Hits From Randy Travis, Ricky Van Shelton, and Don Williams
These 1970s parody songs beat all the "real" music on the charts. They blurred the lines between fake song and true hit.

The List

9 hours ago

3 Parody Songs That Won the Charts in the 1970s