Flashback: Kris Kristofferson Sings ‘For the Good Times’ in 1970
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Ray Price recorded his hit version of the song on March 16th, 1970
‘You Have To Move Forward’: How Venues Plan to Adapt During Coronavirus
Posted in: Music FeaturesUntil a legal mandate emerges, many venues plan on continuing to stay open during the growing outbreak of COVID-19 — with some new safety measures in place
‘Everything Is in Chaos’: The Concert Business Stands to Lose Billions From Coronavirus
Posted in: Music FeaturesCovid-19 has upended both SXSW and Coachella, but more disruptions are on the way as the live music industry scrambles to change course
Song You Need to Know: Cyn, ‘Drinks’
Posted in: Music FeaturesHer boyfriend gets mad, so Cyn gets drinks on ‘Promising Young Woman’ soundtrack cut
Hear Jerry Garcia and Clarence Clemons Jam Onstage in 1989
Posted in: Music FeaturesE Street Band saxophonist’s live collaboration with the Jerry Garcia Band is documented on a new archival release
Song You Need to Know: Ulcerate, ‘Stare Into Death and Be Still’
Posted in: Music FeaturesNew Zealand extreme-metal outfit privileges atmosphere over speed in one of its grandest, most unsettling tracks to date
At Work With Barry Weiss, CEO of RECORDS
Posted in: Music Features“You still have to mix gut with ears,” the longtime music exec says. “Just going purely by data and having no gut and no ears, just signing with your eyes? That’s a shitty way to …
Song You Need to Know: Jarv Is, ‘House Music All Night Long’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe dreamy dance track shows the Britpop master evolving his sound while staying true to his cocky self
When We Celebrate John Coltrane, We Celebrate McCoy Tyner, Too
Posted in: Music FeaturesAlong with Jimmy Garrison and Elvin Jones, the saxophonist and pianist showed the world what musical telepathy sounded like
Finally, Research Proves Female Artists Are More Creative Than Men
Posted in: Music FeaturesWomen are creating more novel art as a result of gender bias, research finds. Lemons could make lemonade, if only society would stop placing success and recognition so out of reach
