The Boston Globe September 1, 2003 by Christina Pazzanese, Globe Correspondent When it comes to reggae music, there's Bob Marley and then there's Everyone Else. Fair or unfair, much of the world's awareness...
The Orlando Sentinel By Jim Abbott Though Parsons' career was brief, the music he left behind has influenced the sound of acts ranging from the Eagles to the Jayhawks. Here's a look...
Inter Press Service English News Wire Article September 21, 2002 by Howard Campbell KINGSTON, Sep. 20 (IPS) -- September 11 will go down as one of the most tragic days in history after...
The Nation July 8, 2002 by John Densmore Dread ripples through me as I listen to a phone message from our manager saying that we (The Doors) have another offer of huge amounts...
Business Wire by Entertainment Editors & Music/Retail Writers Staff LOS ANGELES--(ENTERTAINMENT WIRE)--June 14, 2002 The Flying Burrito Brothers were way ahead of their time. Their rootsy, countrifying influence has been felt from the...
The Cincinnati Post April 8, 2002 Byline: Rick Bird, Post staff reporter The Doors' Jim Morrison faked his death and has been living for the past 30 years on the remote Seychelles Islands...
New York Amsterdam News October 24, 2001 By Vinette K. Pryce, Special to the AmNews Probably the most unceremonious of the three names internationally acclaimed as the ambassadors to advance reggae music as...
The Washington Post by Richard Harrington Gram Parsons' accomplishments became clear only in retrospect. When Parsons overdosed in 1973 at age 26 from a combination of morphine and tequila, his legacy included...
NEW YORK, Nov. 16, 2000 /PRNewswire/ -- The surviving members of The Doors -- Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger and John Densmore -- perform together for the first time in 30 years,...
Yakima Herald-Republic By Tim Anderson Return of the Grievous Angel: A Tribute to Gram Parsons/Almo Sounds (Four Stars) Celebrating the 25th anniversary of his death, "Return of the Grievous Angel: A Tribute to...