Articles by Steve Janowsky

Miles Davis’ “Kind of Blue” is a landmark recording in jazz history. It is the top selling jazz album/CD of all time and one of […]

In honor of the Fourth of July weekend, here is a top 10 list of classic-rock songs that feature our great land. 1: Grand Funk […]

Kiss is working on a new studio album, their first since the disappointing “Psycho Circus.” Despite the fact that this future effort will not include […]

It is not very often that two rock and roll veterans who once played together in a super group reunite decades later to perform a […]

Wow! The classic rock guy is reviewing a new CD? Is there a lunar eclipse? No, just a new band consisting of some classic rock […]

When analyzing the classic rock era, major band releases like The Who’s “Tommy,” Led Zeppelin’s “Runes album,” The Beatle’s “Sgt. Pepper,” The Rolling Stones’ “Sticky Fingers,” […]

Paul Simon was recently on the Yes network’s “Centerstage,” talking about the reasons behind the dissolution of his musical partnership with Art Garfunkel in 1970. […]

I have been a concertgoer since the early 70s, so I have a huge pool to draw from when compiling a list of  the most […]

The “day the music died” will forever be known as that winter day on February 3, 1959 when Buddy Holly, a teenage Ritchie Valens and […]

The best period of David Bowie’s illustrious career was his “Ziggy Stardust” incarnation, which featured his most rocking and inventive band and concept albums (remember […]