Randy Meisner

There will be a fried chicken dinner fundraiser from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Read More

Timothy B. Schmit may sing softly, but he carries a big résumé stick. Read More

After repeated listening, I still haven't figured out how or where Schmit came up with the title. Read More

No matter how many millions of dollars he has in the bank, or how many Caribbean islands he owns, it's hard not to feel bad for Schmit, because he's never been much more than the country-rock equivalent of Jan Brady — a guy whose two biggest gifts are a knack for walking into a room after Randy Meisner leaves and a singing voice that combines the estrogen-frosted purity of Christopher Cross with the raw energy of an angry Art Garfunkel. Read More

It's a safe bet that few players have done more to make the pedal steel an accepted instrument outside the strict confines of mainstream country music than Rusty Young. Read More

(conqueroo) Waylon Jennings is the recognized father of the Outlaw movement of country, a rebel against the Nashville establishment whose recordings blended honky-tonk, rock 'n' roll and folk in a way virtually nobody else was doing at the time. Read More

The group prides itself on creating the illusion that their audience is listening to the authentic 1970s band. Read More

Established in 1970, the Eagles have evolved into the definition of brand name mainstream rock with the swinging pair to name a tour “Farewell 1" - an implication of a long goodbye with more numbers to come - and then a few years later put out a new album and pretend they'd never stoked the nostalgia engine by pretending to retire in the first place. Read More

This is one of the very few places where I can make a statement like "I was so excited to find a near-mint copy of the Electric Dreams soundtrack" and get reactions other than people calling me a dork under their breath. Read More

Songwriter and Poco guitarist Rusty Young loves where his band is now in their career. Read More