Roger McGuinn

It started in 2006 when I was making an album called Chris Squire's Swiss Choir , which was a Christmas album. Read More

So was born the Rock Bottom Remainders, a musical group named for the booksellers' term for books that languish on the shelves so long they have to be dumped at a discount. Read More

Kathi Kamen Goldmark, a beloved San Francisco literary impresario and country-rock singer, died May 24 after a long battle with breast cancer. Read More

The Rock Bottom Remainders, the musically challenged band of famous authors, will get together one last time in June. Stephen King probably speaks for most of them with his press statement: "I'm looking forward to reuniting with all my bandmates. We're older but not dead. Some of us can remember all of the words; all of us can remember some of the words; but NONE of us can remember all of the music. That's why they call it rock and roll."Read More

May 24, 2012 marks the 21st anniversary of the passing of Byrds cofounder Gene Clark, whose early death couldn't overshadow a remarkable stint as the band's principal songwriter in the mid-1960s. Read More

TALENTED duo My Darling Clementine will be showcasing their music in Formby next month. Read More

Here's a fine NPR interview with Byrds guitarist, copyfighter, and folkie legend Roger McGuinn. Read More

Once upon a time, coffeehouses and college auditoriums were home to a generation of troubadours who wrote songs commenting on the social ills of the 1960s. Read More

He had just been acrimoniously fired from the Sun Theatre in Anaheim as the venue broke ties with its parent company, changed its name to the Grove and came under the care of Nederlander, the well-established entity that oversees the Greek. Read More