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Hitsville USA — The House on West Grand That Built The Sound of Young America

September 10, 2026 Anita Stewart

By Anita Stewart, Managing Editor (Retired) September 10, 2026 In the early morning hours, when the rest of Detroit was asleep, 2648 West Grand Boulevard was still humming. In a cramped studio the musicians called […]

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Piracy in the 21st Century: An Allowable Passion or Still Breaking the Law? 

August 18, 2026 Tampa Earl

By  “Tampa” Earl Burton  Over the first quarter of the 21st century, consumers have completely restructured how they consume entertainment. Whether it is music (CDs, vinyl, even cassettes) or television shows and movies (streaming, DVDs, […]

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A History of Peace Music and Anthems of Resistance–2000 to 2010–Part 7

August 1, 2026 Anita Stewart

By Anita Stewart, Managing Editor (Retired) August 1, 2026 A New Millennium, A New Kind of Protest Introduction The twenty-first century began with optimism, but that optimism was short-lived. Within a year, the September 11 […]

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The Greatest Songs in Rock History Were Rarely Sung Alone!

June 15, 2026 Anita Stewart

By Anita Stewart, Managing Editor (Retired) June 13, 2026 The Voices Behind the Stars: Why Backup Singers Matter More Than You Think When people talk about legendary music, they usually mention the front person. We […]

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The Summer of Meh: Why Are Bands Not Touring?

June 12, 2026 Chyrisse Tabone, Ph.D.

We were swamped. During the spring, the North American live music calendar was bursting at the seams, keeping journalists and photographers running ragged from photo pits to venue doors. Then, almost overnight—bam. The faucet turned […]

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‘Something Better Change’ Documents the Dual Lives of the Leader of D.O.A.

May 21, 2026 Tampa Earl

By “Tampa” Earl Burton Film Review: “Something Better Change” The punk rock band D.O.A. is one of the formative groups in punk rock history. But what happens when a punk rocker gets older? By all […]

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Live Nation Looking to Take Over Ybor City? The Pros and the Cons

May 16, 2026 Tampa Earl

By “Tampa” Earl Burton For sheer entertainment value, it is hard to beat Ybor City, one of Tampa, FL’s small neighborhoods. It may try to do too much – mixing a video game arcade in […]

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A History of Peace Music and Anthems of Resistance-Part 3

April 29, 2026 Anita Stewart

By Anita Stewart, Managing Editor (Retired) April 27, 2026 Peace Amplified: The Soundtrack of Resistance, 1967–1970s There was a moment—somewhere between 1968 and 1971—when music stopped being just music. It became a question. A protest. […]

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Class of 2026 for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame: Cleaning Out the Closet 

April 14, 2026 Tampa Earl

By  “Tampa” Earl Burton  Last night on the bloated carcass that is called American Idol (more on this in a moment), the Class of 2026 for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame was announced. […]

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Billy Idol: Still Alive, Still Badass – The Documentary That Proves It

March 5, 2026 Rock At Night Contributor

By Gina Juliano, Rock At Night Los Angeles Film Review: Billy Idol Should Be Dead Rock ‘n’ roll royalty, Billy Idol has a new documentary Billy Idol Should Be Dead directed by Jonas Åkerlund, which […]

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