Crazy - Gnarls Barkley
The Gnarls Barkley collaboration didn't bring producer Danger Mouse to the top of the British charts for the first time, but it did mark his debut as the pilot of a hit record.

Jingle Bell Rock - Randy Travis
Like the Beatles in rock, Randy Travis marks a generational shift in country music.

Composing The Beatles Songbook: Lennon And McCartney 1966-1970
Judge Dave Ryan am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together. "And in her eyes you see nothing, no sign of love behind the tears cried for no onea love that should have lasted years." When the ...

Black Friday grab bag
With Thanksgiving dinner officially out of America's system, one thing to do: go buy stuff! Last week, a plethora of new albums, ranging from Paramore to Paul McCartney, Trace Adkins to Tom Jones, were released ...

Santa Claus Is C... - Frank Sina...
Frank Sinatra was arguably the most important popular music figure of the 20th century, his only real rivals for the title being Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, and the Beatles.

You Found Me - Fray
Watch the The Fray beautifully strip down their hits, "Over My Head ," and "How to Save a Life," plus "Look After You," "She Is," and a cool cover of "Eleanor Rigby."... The Fray - Play All Biography By ...

Crazy for Funk
After ten years in the business, two years of heavy touring, and a fourth baby to rock and burp through the night, members of Miami's premier Latin urban orchestra could be forgiven for being exhausted.

The Top Twenty Albums of 2008
Once again, I'm taking up the critic's mantle. For no other reason than the fact that I can, I'm looking back at 2008's musical offerings to determine those I find worthy of being called The Best .

Bigger than the Beatles
The Monks documentary will show for first time in America beyond New York City or Chicago this Friday at USM.

Green Day's New "Power-Pop"
Green Day 's Billie Joe Armstrong has hinted that the band's next album will be to the tune of power pop.

The Trusty Knife cuts its first album
The Trusty Knife returns to the site of a 2007 show for a CD release party this weekend.

History in the making
Ray Charles had his crossover success with "What I'd Say" in the '50s, The Beatles had theirs with "The Beatles " in the '60s and Michael Jackson's "Thriller" had a similar breakthrough in the '80s. Now we have ...

Pink Floyd Legendary, Best Selling Dark Side of The Moon Provides Inspiration
Reveal Music announced today the Re-releases of two self-styled musical recordings by G. J. Halpern - Dim Side of Mars and Bright Side of the Sun.

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The 411 Music Top Five 12.02.08: Top 5 Lyrical Moments Posted by Ben Czajkowski on 12.02.2008 This week, the 411 Music writers take on what they consider to be Top 5 lyrical moments worth mentioning.

One Grand Night
One Republic first burst onto the mainstream airwaves in 2007 with Timbaland's remix of their hit single "Apologize" despite being on the independent radar since 2002.

Wil Swindler's Elevenet at Dazzle
Wil Swindler's Elevenet Sunday, November 30, 2008 Dazzle Restaurant & Lounge Wil Swindler's weekend show at Dazzle helped me recover a lost memory.

Let It Snow! Let... - Frank Sina...
Frank Sinatra was arguably the most important popular music figure of the 20th century, his only real rivals for the title being Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, and the Beatles.

For three 11-year-olds, thrills come with playing gigs
Jesse Colgan, left, Nick Lawrence and Riley Rager, all 11, have been playing in a band, Soul 'R' System, which they formed two years ago.

Welcome to the Dawghouse: Jackdawg Featuring Former Members of...
The songs and the band evolved from 50 years of experience in the music business and the belief that together they could come up with some great songs to showcase their musical roots.

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