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Keen to keep pace with their contemporaries The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Starship have recently released a series of live concert recordings.

In this interview with Tairrie B, the vocalist with LA metallers My Ruin talks about the release of their first true live album and DVD, Alive On The Other Side.

A preview for the forthcoming live album Glitter and Doom has been released on Tom Waits' website.

Following the death of Crazy Horse guitarist Danny Whitten, Neil Young took a turn to the darker side of rock, releasing the first in his ditch trilogy: Time Fades Away.

With a new live album, Melora Creager presents a sound that harkens back to Rasputina's first album, Thanks for the Ether (1996), which is sure to please many old fans.

This article provides a summary of some of the main events for Lynyrd Skynyrd in the decade between the plane crash that split the band and their reunion commemoration.

Not unlike cowboy singers before him such as Chris LeDoux and Garth Brooks, Aaron Watson is a performer devoted to the live-show experience, and his new CD/DVD proves it.

The Scottish indie band has released a live acoustic version of their superb sophomore album, and it doesn't disappoint.

Follow the musical journey of The Clash, one of the most famous punk rock bands in history, from edgy punk rockers to outright music legends.

4/5: Folk101 gets a sneak peak at Alacartoona’s forthcoming album, Live on the Air: KKFI Radio. It’s signature Alacartoona: a fun and sexy danse macabre.

4.5/5: Bruce Springsteen’s “We Shall Overcome” mines the work of a folk legend to produce an inspired tribute to human dignity and survival.

Recorded at The Half Note for radio in 1965, these much talked about performances show a band that had reached an apex of experimental creativity and intuition.

Korn singer Jonathan Davis has announced that a number of dates on his Alone I Play tour have been cancelled, including most of the UK tour scheduled for June.

Following a successful European tour with nu-metal behemoths Korn, Jonathan Davis' solo tour, Alone I Play, is scheduled for dates in the UK and mainland Europe.

By 1982, The Clash had out-run Punk Rock. Their albums Sandinista! and Combat Rock had divided critics in the UK, but American success was on the horizon.

If there is one musician within the jazz genre that any fan should know, it's Miles Davis. Very few other musicians have so influenced a single genre and multiple genres

Almost 35 years after his tragic death, new Tim Buckley music continues to appear. Next is a live album, Tim Buckley: Live at the Folklore Center, NYC.

Though largely forgotten, 60s British blues-rockers the Yardbirds saw three of rock's greatest guitarists handle lead guitar duties for the band.

CCM Magazine presents a comprehensive look at the music that contributed to the creation of one of the fastest growing genres in music today, contemporary christian.

Having first recorded as Palace in 1993, Will Oldham (a.k.a Bonnie 'Prince' Billy) has taken his audience on a strange, eclectic trip through Folk, Americana and Alt.Pop.

Popular worship songwriter Brian Doerksen has 25 live albums on his sheet, but not a single studio worship project. Until the release of "Holy God" on March 6, that is.

Casiotone for the Painfully Alone have three Daytrotter sessions which, when taken together, can be taken as an unofficial live album.

After years of dominating the rock music charts, pop punk band Fall Out Boy now has its eyes on a new record book: the Guinness Book of World Records.

Grammy never disappoints when it releases its list of nominations. Head scratchers this year in the Best Electronic/Dance Album include Daft Punk and Brazilian Girls

Kasabian, who emerged as the UK's best new pop and rock music group over the last few years have added another date to an almost sold out tour as album receives acclaim.

AC/DC's first album for eight years has received a positive reaction from the rock community, with vocalist, Brian Johnson, writing lyrics for the first time since 1988.

The new Andrew Bird album, Noble Beast, continues the artists trademark sounds while slightly expanding his sonic palette.

The Sadies roar into Montreal in support of their new live album, In Concert: Volume 1. Folk101 brings you all the furious strummin'-and-a-pickin'.

Th second best selling country artist of the 90s, Alan Jackson has a way of bringing traditional country into the mainsteam in a way that makes his songs easily relatable

Irish guitarist Rory Gallagher (1948-1995) valued uncompromising reverence for his music more than achieving commercial success.

Frank Zappa, an American composer, defied all musical categorization while he blended genres ranging from rock, classical, avant-garde, and jazz.

For anyone interested in building their reggae music library, these classic Bob Marley CDs are a great place to start.

Black Sabbath changed rock music forever by blending macabre lyrics and dark, minor key chords to invent what is now referred to as Heavy Metal.

The Cramps' legendary vocalist Lux Interior passed away at Glendale Memorial Hospital in California on February 4th 2009.His death was due to an existing heart condition.

Chill'em all was a success at home in Canada. But Champion had no desire to make Chill'em all Part II.

Biography of Edward "Duke" Ellington - his life and career. He was influential in jazz history and founder of the big-band jazz music.

This two-disk DVD set documents rock supergroup Cream's reunion gigs at London's Royal Albert Hall in May of 2005, featuring Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker and Eric Clapton.

Finally reaching commercial success in 2008, the Eli Young Band have established their brand of Texas country with "Jet Black and Jealous", and hit songs "When It Rains."

Fly My Pretties, a collaboration of New Zealand artists, regrouped and reappeared on the live music scene in 2009, showcasing new songs, new talent, and a new concept.

One of the best guitarists of the decade comes in a surprising form -- a novelty act who's part Elvis, part Dracula, but all style when it comes to playing the guitar.

4/5: Deadheads are treated to a new, crystal-clear version of the group's legendary 1976 New Year's Eve show. Yet another classic has been added to the band's catalog.

The wait is finally over. Radiohead release their entire catalogue, from Pablo Honey to I Might be Wrong and Hail to the Thief, on iTunes.

Classic rock group, Lynyrd Skynyrd, will tour from May 1st, 2009. It is forty years since the band formed, and this article provides an overview of the first decade.

With extended solos, improvisation, and a three-night run, "At the Roxy" is a must-have for Phish fans, as the set shows the jam band at their finest.

Belfast based Brian Houston has an ever growing reputation in his homeland, and now after 9 albums is slowly starting to tour/release/promote in the U.K.

Recorded in Osaka and Tel-Aviv, Natural Wonder is one of the few documents of Stevie Wonder's live performances, with a string orchestra in tow.

Ron Asheton, guitarist with seminal American Garage Punk Rockers The Stooges, was found dead at this home in Ann Arbor, Michigan on January 6th 2009. He was 60 years old.

In front of an eager audience, Nirvana, in what was likely their most famous show, played none of their hit songs and instead opted for a subdued yet spirited concert.

A Biography of the song-writer whose well-known worship song 'Shout to the Lord' is a church favourite worldwide

The British hard rock band, Deep Purple, is often also considered one of the founding bands of Heavy Metal. Their story is long and interesting.