Sir Paul McCartney turns 78 today. When he and John Lennon wrote Beatles songs, he felt that the title was very important. The song title: “Eight Days a Week” came from something a chauffeur said to him...
Last week, Brian May said he wasn’t yet ready to comment on the racial unrest that has swept the world following the death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis Police Department. At the time, May...
Picozzi talked to Lauren Danner, who, with Teach Connecticut Dot Org is recruiting more teachers to work! Check out her resume! 2017 Connecticut Teacher of the Year 2017 Excellence in Secondary Science Teaching Award (Computer Science...
Former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman has made a big donation to MusiCares to aid music professionals who have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic. He says: “When MusiCares reached out to me about providing something for...
Former Kansas singer-organist Steve Walsh celebrates his 69th birthday today (June 15th). The Kansas “Point of Know Return” was written after being inspired by an album title suggestion and a National Geographic show about the voyages of...
Cindy Kozak is a health program associate for the State Department of Public Health, and she joined Suzi Klonk on air to talk about all things diabetes and how to look for the signs, avoiding it, and...
Billy Joel and his longtime-now-ex-drummer, Liberty DeVitto, have buried the hatchet. 15 years after leaving Billy’s band, Liberty got him to write the foreword for his memoir, LIBERTY: Life, Billy and the Pursuit of Happiness. It tells the story of his 30-year...
Z Z Top’s Frank Beard (the one without the beard) turns 71 today (June 11) By the time ZZ Top’s Eliminator album rolled around, the MTV era was in full swing and visuals were nearly as important as the...
Dennis DeYoung applauds the efforts of the actors and musicians from the Columbia Gorge in Oregon and Washington who came together to perform a positive parody of his Styx song, “The Best of Times,” which they’ve renamed,...
Robert Plant is reportedly working with Alison Krauss on a follow-up to their 2007 album, Raising Sand, which won the Grammy for Album of the Year in 2008. In an interview with Uncut magazine, Lucinda Williams says...