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Queen legend Roy Thomas Baker dead as tributes flood in for Bohemian Rhapsody producer
"Roy Thomas Baker, the producer who helmed seminal works by Queen and The Cars, has died at 78. While many will point to his work on “Bohemian Rhapsody”, I personally liked how The Cars s/t debut LP ends with 'Moving in Stereo' fading into 'All Mixed Up'," a third chimed in.
A look into how indie rock in the 1980s was the Wild West of DIY, via Johnny Marr of The Smiths trying to steal the master ...
Benson Boone brought out legendary Queen guitarist Brian May during his first Coachella set, where he covered the band's hit ...
Mitchell Klavins and his band Relic presented a kaleidoscopic range of music, emotions and artists Saturday evening in Savannah Center. Our own Tony Violanti was there, rocking along.
If you're ever struggling with the definition of "serendipity" just read about the story of Prima Queen and how they came to be such wholesome rock stars.
Green Day started the 80-minute set with "American Idiot" and Billie Joe Armstrong changed some of the lyrics to "I'm not ...
Like The Beatles before them, Queen could turn their hand to any kind of musical style that took their fancy, and do it ...
Before Queen's big breakthrough with 'A Night at the Opera,' the band's first tour in America in 1974 was another milestone.
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