Music History and Memoir: David Hajdu’s “Love For Sale — Pop Music In America”
By Keith Walsh There’s an old saying—“you can’t learn everything from books.” To this I would add “that’s what music…
A Season Of Treats: It’s A Very Snowcat Christmas! (And New Year!)
By Keith Walsh Happily, for Christmas this year, there’s been a lot of activity in Snowcatland lately. First off, is…
Cyrus Bozorgmehr Talks Wu-Tang Clan, The Devaluation Of Music, And CounterCultural Idealism: Q and A
By Keith Walsh After leaving school at an early age, British-born DJ/ business consultant/author Cyrus Bozorgmehr traveled Europe as part…
“Once Upon A Time In Shaolin”: Wu-Tang Clan Partner Recounts Adventurous Creation and Sale Of History’s Most Secret Album
By Keith Walsh In the new book “Once Upon A Time In Shaolin: The Untold Story of Wu-Tang Clan’s Million…
From The Bogtrotters to The Beatles: Ed Ward’s “History Of Rock & Roll, Volume One”
By Keith Walsh It’s a truism that technology can (and should) liberate. The history of rock music demonstrates this axiom…
Thomas Dolby: The Speed Of Sound
By Keith Walsh When Thomas Dolby hit MTV and the airwaves in 1982, the world discovered a new kind of…