Little Stevie Wonder defied those who told him he wouldn’t amount to anything on account of him being “Blind, Black and Broke”, and spent the 60s rising through the ranks…
Vintage Rock and friends celebrate the Queen of Rockabilly – Wanda Jackson. The first lady to make a mark in the male-dominated world of 1950s rock’n’roll, Wanda Jackson was the…
The Great Rock’n’Roll Revival of the late 60s through the early 70s, saw the original rock’n’rollers return with a mix of nostalgia shows and bold new recordings. High points included…
Buoyed by his pals in The Beatles, Billy J. Kramer rode a Merseybeat wave of success all the way to the top of the UK charts in the 1960s. Now,…
Singer-songwriter Pokey LaFarge reveals to Vintage Rock how living off the fat of the land helped redefine his sense of purpose as an artist and inspired him to craft his…
The recent Ameripolitan Award winner who impressed Vintage Rock with her dynamic 2023 debut LP Órale!, reveals the records that will always occupy a place in her heart. Hailing from…
Years, the hugely personal debut album from Hanna Hush, received a warm welcome when it finally arrived late last year and 2024 should see this Finnish singer reach a much wider…
Alan Freed is credited as the man who helped popularise the term ‘rock’n’roll’ and was one of its most passionate advocates in the 1950s. Yet his career ended in scandal.…
In 1969, Elvis recorded one of the biggest tracks of his career, Suspicious Minds. Douglas McPherson discusses the landmark recording with songwriter, Mark James According to songwriter Mark James: “When…
From country roots to rock’n’roll royalty, Wanda Jackson will be forever remembered as the Queen Of Rockabilly. Join Vintage Rock as we celebrate the Oklahoma hurricane in heels! After a journalist…