Beatles Ed Sullivan Debut Rocked Sis and Me
An Appreciation by a Pair of First-Generation Fans who Saw the Fab Four’s ‘Ed Sullivan Show’ Debut and Birth of U.S. Beatlemania on Feb....
Beatles on Sullivan Changed My Life for 50 Years
An Appreciation by a First-Generation Fan who's Touched the Dream
We've heard lots of famous and not-so-famous first-generation American Baby Boomers talk about how seeing...
Roger McGuinn Interview w/ Stephen K. Peeples, 4-2-99
By Stephen K. Peeples
Author's note, Oct. 11, 2014: The following is an expanded version of my Roger McGuinn interview, a shorter version of...
UPDATED – Beatles Hollywood Bowl CD Reissue Due in September
Long-Awaited Digital Remastering of Beatles Hollywood Bowl Performances from 1964 and 1965 Without Bogus Audience Track Precedes World Premiere of "The Beatles: Eight Days...
Lewisohn Beatles Author to U.S. for Tune In
Lewisohn's Beatles Invasion 2013: Late October Bi-Coastal Blitz for Bloomingdale's Book Signings and Panels in NYC and L.A.
Mark Lewisohn, the world-renowned and respected Beatles...
Groovin’ Doug Sahm Film Premieres in L.A. July 30
UPDATE: Now-closed Kickstarter campaign to pay for music licensing surpassed $75,000 goal by $15K
By Stephen K. Peeples
“Sir Doug & The Genuine Texas Cosmic Groove,”...
Is Kinky Friedman ‘The Loneliest Man I Ever Met’?
UPDATED WITH VIDEOS
Notorious Texas Troubadour Wraps Coast-to-Coast 'Bi-Polar' Tour at McCabe's Dec. 5-6
By Stephen K. Peeples
The night after Kinky Friedman finished recording “The Loneliest...
Waylon Jennings: Ramblin’ Man – Cash Box, July 12, 1975
Country music outlaw Waylon Jennings spoke with Santa Clarita journalist Stephen K. Peeples at RCA Records in Hollywood for a Cash Box magazine feature...
Famed Rock Bassist Tim Bogert Guest of Honor at All-Star Bash
This is a preview of the March 2012 Tim Bogert bash; a recap follows with a link to photos from the event.
You can nurse...
Lennonology Author Joins John Lennon 75th Birthday Party
Noted Beatles author Chip Madinger publishes Lennon-Ono chronology spanning 1966-1980
By Stephen K. Peeples
Just in time to help celebrate what would have been rock music...
