Feeling old yet? 40 years ago this week, a cat-eating alien, George Jefferson in a church and the South's sassiest decorators all premiered on TV. Continue reading…
Black Sabbath legend worked closely with vocalist Jorn Lande during "no pressure" sessions for his first solo album in more than 20 years. Continue reading…
'Rubber Soul' changed everything for the Beatles in 1965, launching them from a pop group into something far more ambitious and artistically serious. Continue reading…
Stevie Wonder packed enough material into this 1976 release for a double album, an EP, and over 130 musicians playing everything from horns to harmonica. Continue reading…
He'll part with more than 70 instruments, including one of his famous five-neck six-string monsters. "I don't remember it being this f--king heavy!" Continue reading…
"The good, the bad, the incredible and the ugly, it's all there," Gil Moore tells UCR. Hear a version of the band's "Lay it on the Line" now. Continue reading…