The Byrds

The EP is mostly covers, with songs by The Byrds, The Delmore Brothers, Bob Dylan, Ronnie Lane, and The Flying Machine, plus Yo La Tengo original, “Bleeding.”

Yo La Tengo brought just a touch of normality to our pandemic times with two socially distanced shows at MASS MoCA in North Adams, MA on Friday and Saturday nights. Mind you it was still a little surreal, playing above the museum’s courtyard from an elevated loading bay. “Live from the set of Space:1999,” the band joked

Our picks for live videos to watch on 4/20 include Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg in the ‘Chronic/Doggystyle’ era, Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd, Primal Scream (with Kevin Shields in the band) and more.

”This list is the first 20 of my Spotify ‘faves’ playlist. I love all of these songs. I pass time adding to the list and fine-tuning the sequence,” Joey says.

Listen to new songs by JPEGMAFIA, Vivian Girls, Yves Tumor, Microwave, Great Grandpa, Girl Band, Omni, Twin Peaks, Moon Duo, Dry Cleaning, Cloak, and more.

Former Byrds member Gene Clark’s 1974 cult classic ’No Other’ — which you may remember got celebrated in 2014 with a tour featuring members of Beach House, Fleet Foxes, Grizzly Bear and more — will get a deluxe reissue on November 8 via 4AD…

Counter culture classic Easy Rider turned 50 this month and in celebration of that, there’s going to be a special screening and music event at Radio City Music Hall on September 20. Dubbed “Easy Rider Live,” it features a remastered print of the film on “the world’s largest theater flown LED screen” with a live soundtrack featuring Steppenwolf’s John Kay, The Byrds’ Roger McGuinn and “special guests.”

Drinking margs and seeing shows…what a life!

The tour includes his first solo NYC concert in ten years.

Jeff’s playlist features songs mentioned in the book, including ones from The Replacements, Glen Campbell, The Byrds, Slint, Mac Davis, Adam & the Ants, Bowie, The Clash, Leo Sayer, Ramones, Dinosaur Jr, The Monkees and more.