Steve Earle says that the only people who call Copperhead Road his best work are me “and a few rednecks”

I did my fourth interview with Steve Earle back in February of 1998, when he was touring behind his seventh studio album, El Corazón.

Bon Scott-era songs will be well represented when AC/DC rocks Vancouver on the Power Up Tour

In a few hours AC/DC will hit the stage at Vancouver's BC Place, and the spirit of its beloved former frontman will be on full display.

Recalling that fateful day when some sleuth reporting on my part set the hard-rock world ablaze with rumours of AC/DC reuniting in Vancouver.

I only include studio recordings in my Top 20s, otherwise a bunch of tracks from the amazing Live: Full House album would have made the cut.

The above photo depicts me rubbing shoulders with Alice Cooper while horror author Jay Clarke (aka Michael Slade) looks on.

At one point in the conversation I asked him Halford if thought the hardcore Judas Priest fans would be into Two's new album, Voyeurs.

It seems to me that Pat Travers' best songs are almost all from the late-'70s and early-'80s, but if I'm wrong about that, let me know.

Warner Brothers airbrushed out Alice's thumb which, in the original cover photo, is shown poking through his cape from around his groin area.

Way back in 1983 I interviewed three members of AC/DC--Malcolm Young, Brian Johnson, and Simon Wright--at a swanky Vancouver hotel.

Ever since Trump started making his annexation threats against Canada I've had the title of an old David Bowie song in the back of my mind.

I did the third of my five interviews with Rob Halford back in April of 1998, when he was touring with his alt/industrial-metal band Two.

A little while back I posted my list of Rod Stewart's 20 best songs, and a few people noted that "Stay With Me" wasn't included...

Alice Cooper quit drinking for good in the mid-'80s, but before that, man, he would really pound 'em back. Especially the beers.