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Michael Jackson’s Colorado Connection
By G. Brown
In Blog
Posted February 14, 2020

Michael Jackson’s Colorado Connection

In February 1995, Denver songwriter Crystal Cartier thought she had a rock-solid case against the planet’s most famous music man. The local crooner had filed a lawsuit in federal court in Denver, [...]

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Warren Zevon’s Colorado Connection
By G. Brown
In Blog
Posted February 13, 2020

Warren Zevon’s Colorado Connection

Warren Zevon spent a couple of years in the early 1970s touring as the Everly Brothers’ pianist/bandleader. After their breakup, he worked alternately with Phil and Don Everly—and sojourned to [...]

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Def Leppard’s Colorado Connection
By G. Brown
In Blog
Posted February 10, 2020

Def Leppard’s Colorado Connection

To commemorate the 227-date “Hysteria” world tour, Def Leppard filmed a concert video at Denver’s McNichols Arena on February 12 and 13, 1988, titled In the Round–In Your Face.

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On Record Book Series
By G. Brown
In Special
Posted February 3, 2020

On Record
Book Series

Images, interviews & insights from the year in music

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Mary MacGregor’s Colorado Connection
By G. Brown
In Blog
Posted February 3, 2020

Mary MacGregor’s Colorado Connection

In the summer of 1972, Mary MacGregor, a pop singer from Minnesota, moved to Steamboat Springs, Colorado, a small ski town in the Rockies populated by many small clubs featuring live music. For [...]

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Kitaro’s Colorado Connection
By G. Brown
In Blog
Posted February 2, 2020

Kitaro’s Colorado Connection

Kitaro was already widely recognized throughout Asia and other parts of the world when he unified his work for worldwide distribution circa 1986. Suddenly, the American market burst open for the [...]

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Chuck Berry’s “Sweet Little Sixteen”
By G. Brown
In Blog
Posted January 31, 2020

Chuck Berry’s “Sweet Little Sixteen”

As a songwriter, Chuck Berry stood head and shoulders above rock ’n’ roll’s early stars. The majority of his output was self-penned, and during the second half of the 1950s he added new hits to [...]

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R.I.P. Neil Peart of Rush
By G. Brown
In Blog, Remembrance
Posted January 11, 2020

R.I.P. Neil Peart of Rush

The band Rush announced that Neil Peart, one of the most virtuosic drummers in rock music history, died on January 7, 2020 at age 67, after battling brain cancer. Peart, a gracious and kind man, [...]

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Elvis Presley’s Colorado Connection
By G. Brown
In Blog
Posted January 6, 2020

Elvis Presley’s Colorado Connection

The dietary needs of Elvis Presley made his other pursuits appear tame. “The King” once flew from Memphis to Denver to fetch a concoction from the now-defunct Colorado Mine Company restaurant in [...]

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Hard Working Americans’ Colorado Connection
By G. Brown
In Blog
Posted December 18, 2019

Hard Working Americans’ Colorado Connection

The Colorado Flood of 2013 impacted communities all across the state, creating significant hardship for hard-working Americans. To get them back on track, Hard Working Americans, a collaboration [...]

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