Country Cookin' with Doug Sahm

1976 US Army Radio Program featuring Doug Sahm

Pleased To Meet... Glen Campbell

Glen Campbell talks about his new album Meet Glen Campbell on which he covers:
"Jesus," Velvet Underground
"All I Want Is You," U2
"Times Like These," Foo Fighters
"Grow Old With Me," John Lennon
"Angel Dream," Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
"Sadly Beautiful," the Replacements
"Sing," Travis
"These Days," Jackson Browne
"Walls (Circus)," Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
"Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)," Green Day

Bayou Country

Tom Petty and his new, old band Mudcrutch

Who The Fuck Is Mick Jagger?

Keef and Ronnie 1974

Rhino Replacements Reissues

The first four records will be reissued with bonus trax on April 22nd

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Shine A Light

Keef gives the traditional thumbs up at the New York premiere of the new Stones flick Shine A Light.

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The End Of An Era

If you grew up in Massachusetts watching the Bird-era Celtics then you probably got your sports news fron Bob Lobel. Make no mistake this guy was one of the greats.
He was smart and funny before ESPN sportscasters were smarter and funnier than you.
We celebrated with him as the Celtics raised banners and we turned to him when the ball rolled the other way, as in through Buckner's legs. Big layoffs at CBS are sending him packing and maybe it is time. Even the great Johnny Carson lost a step in his last few seasons. There won't be another Lobel as we turn to the internet for instant scores and highlights. But when we see another young sports star shine somewhere else and ask "Why Can't We Get Players Like That?", we know there's one who didn't get away. Here's to you Bob Lobel, The Jock, we wouldn't have made it through the 80's without ya.