InPubBeatbyBarry Silverstein·1d agoSix Sixties Songs that Celebrate PlacesTunes from a generation that defined “trip” differentlyA response icon8A response icon8
InBig List EnergybyBarry Silverstein·Jun 2211 Songs from the 1960s that I Loved to HateThese belong on my “worst hits” listA response icon53A response icon53
InBig List EnergybyBarry Silverstein·Jun 17Lessons I Learned from Watching These 7 TV Westerns as a KidSome good, some badA response icon16A response icon16
InThe Album CafebyBarry Silverstein·Jun 11Winter TimeTwo albums by Johnny Winter and Edgar Winter prove that extraordinary talent sometimes runs in the familyA response icon10A response icon10
InDay in HistorybyBarry Silverstein·Jun 7Berry Gordy Jr. Starts Tamla RecordsRecord label leads to creation of Motown, aka “Hitsville U.S.A.”A response icon3A response icon3
InRock OnbyBarry Silverstein·Jun 3George and EricThe remarkable musical relationship of two rock superstarsA response icon6A response icon6
InThe Album CafebyBarry Silverstein·May 28Turning On to “A New World Record”Electric Light Orchestra lights it up with their sixth studio albumA response icon8A response icon8
InRock OnbyBarry Silverstein·May 20Tracing Race Back to ’60s Rock SongsRace relations were front and center in the era’s popular musicA response icon11A response icon11
InPubBeatbyBarry Silverstein·May 12“The Magnificent Seven” — Songs from 1967My picks for PubBeat’s “The Fave Songs by Year Challenge”A response icon19A response icon19
InRock OnbyBarry Silverstein·May 6Easy to Be Hard (Rock)How did hard rock first become a sub-genre of rock ’n’ roll?A response icon11A response icon11
InRock OnbyBarry Silverstein·Apr 29The Labels that Launched RockIndependent record labels fueled the rise of rock ’n’ rollA response icon9A response icon9
InRock OnbyBarry Silverstein·Apr 20The Soundtrack of the 1967 “Summer of Love”Iconic songs from the counterculture revolution in San FranciscoA response icon22A response icon22
InRock OnbyBarry Silverstein·Apr 10The British Invasion Rockers Who Were “One-Hit Wonders” in the U.S.Not everyone reaped the riches of the British InvasionA response icon11A response icon11
InCrow’s Feet: Life As We AgebyBarry Silverstein·Apr 2Course CorrectionsHow three people influenced my unexpected careerA response icon7A response icon7
InThe Album CafebyBarry Silverstein·Apr 1Full of Wonder“Talking Book” took “Little” Stevie Wonder from boy to manA response icon6A response icon6
InDay in HistorybyBarry Silverstein·Mar 28Premiere of Hitchcock’s “The Birds”Unexplained attacks by birds terrorize a town in horror filmA response icon5A response icon5
InRock OnbyBarry Silverstein·Mar 24When Rock Went Classical“Baroque rock” became a thing in the 1960sA response icon13A response icon13
InRock OnbyBarry Silverstein·Mar 16The Supergroup that Wasn’tFueled by great expectations, Blind Faith never fulfilled themA response icon21A response icon21
InFanfarebyBarry Silverstein·Mar 14A Measured Helping of McCartney“Man on the Run” gives a glimpse of Paul’s post-Beatles lifeA response icon4A response icon4
InThe Album CafebyBarry Silverstein·Mar 7Psychedelic InnovatorsTwo contrasting albums from Quicksilver Messenger ServiceA response icon9A response icon9
