Totally Fuzzy — Cousin-Mike said...Fairport Convention – Hey Day (BBC 68-69)Little Jimmy Dickens Presents The Country BoysEver Call Ready (Country Gospel 1985)Various Artists – Spivey’s Blues ParadeMorning Glory – Two Suns WorthSavoy Brow... more info

A Deeper Shade of Soul — Bruce Springsteen’s 13 minute set (they went over by one minute) last night at the Super Bowl halftime show was a lot of fun. Bruce and the band looked like they were having a great time, and true to his word, the mini-set showcased the feeli... more info

A Deeper Shade of Soul — Had he lived, Elvis Presley would be 74 years old today. He has long since passed into the realm of myth - a Rorschach test upon which people project their thoughts, opinions, desires, feelings, resentments and dismissals about almost any conceivabl... more info

MTV.com News — Even Bad Boy artist Janelle Monae is affiliated with the movement.By Daniela Capistrano Afro-Punk band Blood Sugar Photo: www.bashirawebb.com James Spooner, like a lot of kids growing up in Southern California in the 1990s, was into punk r... more info

Pop Matters — Little Richard's Specialty hits stand the test of time, but the rarities in this package do not. more info

Dlisted — Margaret Cho (40) Ross Bagley (20) Frankie Muniz (23) Nick Stahl (29) Amy Acker (32) Paula Patton (33) Shalom Harlow (35) Kali Rocha (37) Lisa Marie (40) Gary Allan (41) John Rzeznik (43) Brian Backer (52) Morgan Brittany (57) Jim Messina (61) Jose C... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: Rock AlmanacSpinner.com: On This Date in 1932: Little Richard is born Richard Wayne Penniman in Macon, Ga. The Almanac Advises for December 5: "It's easy to get lost in a crowd when you are small in stature. If you want to get noticed,... more info

BBC News - UK — Little Richard on ego, music and racism more info

The Newsroom — Little Richard, the rock icon from the 1950s, performs a medley of "Good Golly Miss Molly," "Keep-A-Knockin'" and "Lucille," three of his greatest hits. more info

Guardian Music — It's been a long time, but Jerry Lee Lewis is confident that the Rolling Stones remember who he is. The rock'n'roll legend is planning a blues-tinged album for next year, with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards both making guest appearances."I have known... more info