A Live album from Crosby Stills Nash & Young’s acclaimed 1974 Reunion Tour is set for release on August 27th.  Here they are from that tour performing “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” with Joni Mitchell in England.

It was 49 years ago today (April 16th, 1964) that the Rolling Stones
released their self-titled debut album.  Here they are on June 3rd, 1964

Brian Wilson will publish his second official autobiography in the fall
of 2015.  Here he is performing in 2004.

Paul McCartney has announced that his classic Wings concert film,
Rockshow, will finally be released on DVD and Blu-ray on June 10th. The
movie, which captures a full 30-song set from his 1976 Wings Over America
tour, features performances filmed in New York City, Los Angeles, and Seattle.
The disc’s release date falls on the 37th anniversary of the Seattle Kingdome
date.

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Paul McCartney’s intention to leave the Beatles was made public 43 years ago today.  Here’s Paul perfoming “Every Night” live in 2002.

Tonight’s the Championship game for basketball in the NCAA.  Michigan takes on Louisville at 7 o’clock.  The game will be on channel 4.

Happy Birthday to John Oates of Hall & Oates, who turns 64 on
Sunday (April 7th)!!! Born in New York City in 1948, Oates met Daryl Hall
at Philadelphia’s Temple University and the pair released their first album,
Whole Oates, in 1972. With 19 gold and platinum records, they’re the most
successful duo in rock history.

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NBC has released a statement confirming the long-suspected rumor that Jay
Leno will be vacating the Tonight Show desk. Jimmy Fallon has
been confirmed as his replacement. Continue reading →

The Beatles have just released the 2003 Let It Be. . . Naked
collection on iTunes. The album, which was spearheaded by Paul McCartney,
sought to showcase the band’s 1970 Let It Be collection minus Phil
Spector‘s post-production editing, remixing, and orchestrations.