Good Times
Essay by Greil Marcus, Good Times, August 1969
NEIL YOUNG used to be number one or number two man with the Buffalo Springfield, depending on your taste; after the group broke up for ...
Band, The: The Band: We Can Talk About It Now
Live Review by Greil Marcus, Good Times, August 1969
THE BAND has been together the best part of a decade, almost nine years. Little Richard has been Little Richard for about double that, but ...
David Bowie: The Rise and Fall of David Bowie: All That Glitters is Not Gold
Comment by Jon Tiven, Good Times, November 1973
"No matter how good David Bowie may really be, the stuff he's doing now is a lot of shit." – Chris Chesnutt, editor of the ...
Good Rats, The: The Good Rats Just Keep On Keeping On
Profile and Interview by Wayne Robins, Good Times, January 1974
YOU COULDN'T find a more classic showcase for the Good Rats than Ubie's O.T.J, in West Islip. Monday night means beer blast at Ubie's, Wednesdays ...
Kinks, The: The Kinks: The Preservation of Ray Davies
Live Review by Kris DiLorenzo, Good Times, January 1975
It's Only Showbiz, But He Likes It ...
Slade: Not As Crazee As Wee Thought
Interview by Kris DiLorenzo, Good Times, August 1975
WHATEVER HAPPENED to Slade, you Lawn Guyland boogie freaks may have asked yourselves lately. The answer is: Nothing more gold records, more #1 songs ...
Jeff Blackburn, The Ducks: Jeff Blackburn Bucks the Odds
Report and Interview by Dave Zimmer, Good Times, June 1978
QUACK, QUACK: A familiar sound last summer in Santa Cruz when the Ducks were the musical hit of the town. But as the summer of ...
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