Meet Rock’s Historian: The Man Who Captured the ‘60s on film 05/20/2016 03:51 pm ET (Neil Young at his La Honda barn, circa 1969. Credit: Henry Diltz.) If I had a time machine, I’d head for Laurel Canyon in the late 1960s. At the time, Los Angeles’ Laurel Canyon was a world unto itself — a desert collective, bursting with […]
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New Tracks – Laurel Canyon Radio – Week of October 27 We’ve let ourselves get caught up in this most Trumptastic of times, but that hasn’t dulled our enthusiasm, we just haven’t had time what with all the outrage. Here’s some new tracks we’ve added this week. “Tokyo” – Gerry Beckley We couldn’t resist this lovely throwback track from […]
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Why Linda Ronstadt Still Matters to Tucson A Tucson music historian reflects on the lasting influence of our city’s most famous musical export By Daniel Buckley Linda Ronstadt at age 16. Linda Ronstadt’s singing days are over but her hometown’s love affair with the storied singer is anything but. And that love affair goes both ways. She still owns a […]
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