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FUN FACT: The post-punk pioneers were the first band to hold a residency at famed NYC club CBGB.

Limited DISCOVERY: INTERSTELLA 5555 EDITION available on December 13

17-CD Limited-Edition Set Available Exclusively From Dead.net Features Five Previously Unreleased Concerts Recorded During The Band’s Transformative Spring Of 1973.

Reissue Program Concludes With Deluxe Editions Of Presence, In Through The Out Door, And Coda, Each Newly Remastered By Jimmy Page, With Previously Unreleased Companion Audio Multiple CD, Vinyl, And Digital Formats, Including Limited Edition Super Deluxe Boxed Set, Available July 31st Deluxe editions of Led Zeppelin's final three studio albums: Presence, In Through The Out Door, and Coda will be released in July. The reaction to the first six Led Zepplin album reissues has been extraordinary, with albums charting in the Top 10 around the globe whilst also garnering 5-star reviews and other

Inductees: Eric Burdon (vocals; born May 11, 1941), Chas Chandler (bass; December 18, 1938 - July 17, 1996), Alan Price (keyboards; born April 19, 1942), John Steel (drums; born February 4, 1941), Hilton Valentine (guitar; born May 21, 1943)The Animals were part of the budding, homegrown U.K. blues scene of the early Sixties and one of the most noteworthy bands of the British Invasion. Formed in Newcastle-on-Tyne, a port city and coal-mining hub in northeast England, the Animals reflected their upbringing with brawling, blues-based rock and roll. The group derived its inspiration - and much of

Every Tuesday and Thursday, former Warner Bros. Records executive and industry insider Stan Cornyn ruminates on the past, present, and future of the music business. North Beach Plus Accidentally, Warner/Reprise stumbled out of their Vegas/The Sands era visits. They stumbled up. Up north. San Francisco had been, in Burbankers’ mind, a place where hippies hung out. North Beach was the hippy center, and it had gotten a little weird there since writers like Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Ken Kesey, and since book stores like City Lights, and since topless strip clubs like the Condor Club, where the

Every Tuesday and Thursday, former Warner Bros. Records executive and industry insider Stan Cornyn ruminates on the past, present, and future of the music business. Within Warner Bros. Records, a most handsome, most likeable, impressively tall singer-songwriter had just joined the Artist Roster. If this man came into your office, it was like Cary Grant or George Clooney came to visit you. This man had a voice that melted its listeners. He wrote his own songs. He was heterosexual, single, and eligible. He was, as he got known to be, a very Sweet Baby. We loved our Sweet Baby. Where Sweet Baby

"Windy" was the #1 song in America for the entire month of July '67, give or take a couple of days.

It’s Bonnie Raitt’s birthday, and if ever there was a woman whose birth was worth celebrating, it’s this brilliantly bluesy broad. Yes, we know that “broad” isn’t the accepted term for women these days, but given the context, we think she’ll appreciate the sentiment and accept it in the spirit in which it’s intended. In celebration of Raitt’s birthday, we’ve put together a list of 10 tracks on which she’s guested over the years, and once you’ve made your way through those, be sure to check out our official Bonnie Raitt playlist on Spotify! Jackson Browne, “The Times You’ve Come” (1973): The

James Taylor (vocals, guitar; born March 12, 1948)James Taylor was the pre-eminent singer/songwriter of the Seventies and has remained a solid musical craftsman and performer. Taylor was born in Boston, where his father was a doctor, in 1948. He was the second of five children. In 1951, his family moved to the university town of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. His father was an assistant professor of medicine at the medical school at the University of North Carolina. In 1964, he became the dean of the medical school.Taylor's family was very musical. His mother had studied singing at the New