Simple Men: Lynyrd Skynyrd’s (Pronounced ‘Lĕh-‘nérd ‘Skin-‘nérd) at 50
Looking back on the Southern rock greats’ debut LP
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Southern Rock
LISTEN: Noah Riley Teal Shares “Georgia Eyes”
18-year-old Southern rocker’s eponymous debut out today
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Duane Betts: Establishing His Own Identity
The second generation musician shines on solo debut Wild & Precious Life
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Little Feat Announce Sailin’ Shoes and Dixie Chicken Deluxe Editions
Each album comes with a bonus disc of rare studio and live material
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Old Friend: The Allman Brothers Band’s Hittin’ The Note Turns 20
The band’s last studio album ensured their legacy lived on
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Lynyrd Skynyrd Guitarist Gary Rossington Gone at 71
He was the last surviving member of the group’s original lineup
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Roll Um Easy: Little Feat’s Dixie Chicken at 50
Looking back on the band’s greatest studio album
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This Bird You Cannot Change: Ronnie Van Zant at 75
Remembering the magic and mystery of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s iconic singer
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They Never Dreamed: Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Street Survivors at 45
Reflections on the band’s classic ill-fated 1977 LP
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Tones of Home: Blind Melon at 30
The ill-fated band’s indelible debut makes its mark
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A Apolitical Blues: Sailin’ Shoes Turns 50
Why the second Little Feat LP still matters
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He’s No Angel: Gregg Allman, Five Years Gone
“The most enjoyable thing about playing in my band is that there is only one cook in the kitchen”
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If You Feel Like A Riot: The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion at 30
The Black Crowes’ sophomore masterpiece furthered a traditional rock ‘n’ roll tapestry
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The Georgia Satellites Were Pure Lightnin’ In A Bottle
A newly released live album from 1988 showcases the unchained spirit of Southern Rock’s most unsung act
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First There Is A Mountain: Eat A Peach At 50
This 1972 magnum opus provided the Allman Brothers with a tasty triumph in light of a horrible tragedy
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