Guardian Music — Leeds Academy"Anybody wanna hear some rockabilly?" asks Imelda May. A year ago, this might have felt like an invitation to be covered in boiling oil, but May's emergence as a major star has rescued the idea of rockabilly from the tyranny of 1980s cha... more info

Totally Fuzzy — mAx H. said... Ike & Tina Turner - What You Hear Is What You Get-Live At Carnegie Hall (1971) http://achtraxx.blogspot.com Blue Suede Shoes said... Blue Suede Shoes Special Edition #11 February 12, 2011 No comments today. Non-stop rock and roll mus... more info

Culture Bully — Video footage of Wanda Jackson performing with Jack White and the Third Man Band at Third Man Records in Nashville, TN. more info

Totally Fuzzy — ROCKTIME said... ROCKTIME - Podcast Edition n. 02/11 THIS IS OUR MUSICAL PODCAST ... 60 YEARS OF R'N'R IN 60 MINUTES ! 1. CLIFF RICHARD & THE SHADOWS - Do you wanna dance (1962) 2. ETTA JAMES - I'd rather go blind (1968) 3. HOWLIN' WOLF - Smokestack ... more info

Guardian Music — Record companies didn't get Imelda May and her mix of retro sounds. Did that put her off? Not at all. And now they are taking noticeBack when Imelda May was toiling around the pub circuit, unsure if she would ever be more than a session singer and bi... more info

Guardian Music — My decision to take a road trip across the American midwest was all down to one group – the White Stripes. Not since the Pixies had I felt such a visceral need for a rock'n'roll bandA little after 7am, somewhere on the road between Cleveland and De... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Gumshoe said... Need Visions' self-titled record on Bowac Records: Download the WHOLE DAMN THING and read a review of this Boston band's full-length. LISTEN. Learn. http://gumshoegrove.com Mister Moods said... Double update! BRAND NEW MOODS: - Stev... more info

Guardian Music — Jack and Meg White announce on website that their trailblazing rock band is no more after 13 yearsSinger and guitarist Jack White once lamented the frequency with which he was forced to deny that the White Stripes, his acclaimed band, were about to s... more info

Twangville — Experiencing Wanda Jackson’s latest album, The Party Ain’t Over, with collaborator and producer Jack White, is a little bit like riding a modern roller coaster.  Your brain tells you it’s safe, you can see it’s in good working order, it’s ... more info

Guardian Music — Jack White's tireless promoting of musical women is marking him out as a latterday Phil Spector, says Leonie Cooper, only – you know – less sinisterSix foot one with dyed raven hair and a predilection for dressing all in black like a grumpy teena... more info