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“Mostly Childish Lyrics—Crappy Music”: The Genre David Crosby Thought Had “No Musical Value”
Though David Crosby wasn't above calling out people by name, he once widened the scope of his insults to encompass an entire genre. The post “Mostly Childish Lyrics—Crappy Music”: The Genre David Crosby Thought Had “No Musical Value” appeared first on American Songwriter.
On This Day in 2002, George Harrison Posthumously Made Chart History—Taking the No. 1 Spot From Another Deceased Music Legend
Twenty-four years ago today, George Harrison made chart history for the second time with one of his most successful singles. The post On This Day in 2002, George Harrison Posthumously Made Chart History—Taking the No. 1 Spot From Another Deceased Music Legend appeared first on American Songwriter.
Craig Morgan Says Military Service Isn’t Over After Army Reserve Promotion
Expanding his military career, Craig Morgan discussed his reason for serving and what he wants when he retires. The post Craig Morgan Says Military Service Isn’t Over After Army Reserve Promotion appeared first on American Songwriter.
Kenny Chesney Adds 6 More Shows to His Las Vegas Sphere Residency—and You Won’t Want To Miss Them!
Kenny Chesney fans have six more chances to catch his concert this summer, with the singer adding more dates to his Sphere residency. The post Kenny Chesney Adds 6 More Shows to His Las Vegas Sphere Residency—and You Won’t Want To Miss Them! appeared first on American Songwriter.
3 Songs Lou Reed Co-Wrote With, and For, Kiss at the Start of the 1980s
On This Day in 1979, Dolly Parton Was at No. 1 With Her First Single To Get a Disco Remix
3 Folk Songs From 1975 That Will Never Cease To Make Our Minds Race (In a Good Way)
“Ignorant and Arbitrary”: The Album Joni Mitchell Felt Was Poorly Received Because of an “Icky” Music Industry
Born on This Day in 1965, the 90s Country Star Whose No. 1 Singles Became Major R&B Hits
Sixty-one years ago today, the 1990s country superstar whose No. 1 singles became major R&B hits was born in Kentucky. The post Born on This Day in 1965, the 90s Country Star Whose No. 1 Singles Became Major R&B Hits appeared first on American Songwriter.
Mötley Crüe Considering “Real Time Off” Once Their 2026 Tour Wraps
On This Day in 1969, This Stadium Rock Band Allegedly Played in Front of 60 People During Their First North American Tour
