Fifty years ago, tens of thousands of flower children flocked to the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco and began a counterculure movement that helped define the hippie era that followed. In ...

1967? Yes, that was the year in which I got a most peculiar phone call from Brian Blain. He was the jazz reviewer of the Daily Worker, or Morning Star, as I think it was by then. I was at the other ...

In the summer of 1967, music and popular culture changed forever. The Vietnam War and race riots caused the new generation to question social norms and the women's movement was burgeoning. The result ...

Ricky’s ABC variety show Malibu U lasted a mere seven episodes in the summer of 1967, but they managed to cram in a ton of A-list music talent into that time, including the Doors, Marvin Gaye and ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Fifty years on, it's now an auxiliary Kardashian brokering peace by offering a can of soda to a line of police. The San Francisco of the ...

In 1967, Bob Dylan vanished into a hole in the ground. The previous year, a motorbike accident had allowed him to cancel the remainder of a world tour whose violently divisive, deeply thrilling music ...

With the eleven A sides and fourteen B sides collected on Singles 1965-1967, the Rolling Stones outgrew their blues roots to become genius pop craftsmen who ran neck and neck with the Beatles. (That’s ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The 1967 referendum was merely a start but it remains loaded with symbolism. Now, as its 50th anniversary approaches and the mood for ...

But summer 1967 music was the first I heard not through the ears of my parents or siblings, but through the eyes of my own coming of age. The music revealed that while the world was broken, it didn’t ...

It was the year Jimi Hendrix and the Who blasted audiences with searing performances at the Monterey festival and the British Invasion was gathering steam: 1967 has been voted the best year for pop in ...