Eric Burdon

Cyndi Lauper's pixie face was streaked with sweat. Read More

The origins of Southern California's music and lifestyle are vividly told, in many of the participants' own words and images. Read More

Cheryl, a Las Vegas resident, accepted the position after three years as the general manager at House of Blues in Mandalay Bay, Oscar has honed his culinary skills at the Luxor, The Venetian, New York-New York and the Monte Carlo, and Charles was a contestant on Hell's Kitchen Season 4 and previously worked for celebrity chef Mario Batali at The Venetian. Read More

The year 1969 was a time of anti-Vietnam war protests and civil rights marches, which made it a perfect platform for WAR, an eight-piece, Los Angeles-based band featuring a multicultural lineup of musicians playing songs popping with socio-political lyrics. Read More

I was able to sit down for a couple of years and pump out a book. Read More

John Edman is what Dirk Hamilton and many other musicians call their "go-to" guy. Read More

Paul Revere and the Raiders are one of the last remaining groups from the original rock 'n' roll era. Read More

Paul Revere and the Raiders are one of the last remaining groups from the original rock 'n' roll era. Read More

Davy Knowles is back from the States with his band Backdoor Slam after spending three years promoting his new album "Coming up for Air" with a homecoming gig at the Borderline in Soho, and after a long busy day I'm back in the rain to be Altsounds' ears and eyes at the event. Read More

Twenty-five years after The Cynics' first performance, frontman Michael Kastelic sits in a booth at Gooski's bar, near his Polish Hill home, and considers the band's legacy. Read More