Neil Young: Music can't change world
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Neil Young has a pessimistic message: Music has lost its power to change the world.
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Singer Bobby  McFerrin says he can no longer leap around on stage as he used  to but his ability to amaze audiences by improvising across  four octaves, using his background in jazz and classical music,  has not changed.
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NEW YORK (Billboard) - Although not an announced part of  the lineup, Neil Young spent the weekend making appearances at  Vote for Change tour stops in Toledo, Ohio and Detroit.
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Veteran audio engineer Tony Bongiovi, who once worked with Jimi Hendrix, has been disappointed for decades that the equipment most people used to listen to music couldn't replicate the high-quality sound heard in the studio.
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The old and the new go head to head in the music of Charles Ives, but conflict may not be the right word to describe it.
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Aside from the few who speak out publicly, musicians typically sit out the debate over file sharing. Now, a new survey has found that most artists don't view unauthorized swapping as a threat to their livelihood.  -washingtonpost.com
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The singer's new album shows that pop music Svengalis, weird and controlling  as they may be, are sometimes necessary
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He spoke for a generation when he sang  "The times they are a-changin"' in 1964 and it all came true.  But Bob Dylan says he's no prophet.
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Rock icon Neil Young will perform in the UK next March for the first time in five years.
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&quot;Don&#39;t want to be an American idiot,&quot; declares Billie Joe Armstrong. Too late, bucko. Hey, we love Green Day as much as the next aging punk fan -- but come on, that&#39;s like Michael Jackson asking people not to call him wacko.
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U2 lead singer Bono believes his activism has helped him in understanding the value of his band. The recording room is like a sanctuary and an escape from the material world, he says.
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Call them old fashioned, but the  founding members of The Who don't think the Internet is the  future of rock, are unhappy about radio's narrow musical focus,  and convinced live music is what it is all about.
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Description: NPR&#39;s Scott Simon takes a musical moment to note the death of Louisiana bluesman Raful Neal. Too easy and a bluesman Rachel Neil died this week at the age of sixty-eight the singer and harmonica
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NEW YORK - It&#39;s not lack of choice that is the problem when trying to choose a digital music player, it&#39;s rather the opposite.
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But the songs will not ring in your head after the album is over.
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For most anybody who was over 12 and under 30 in 1964, the Beatles sound is immutably fixed in the brain. âAcross the Universeâ will shake those brain cells up.
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In the '80s, he campaigned against apartheid. On Saturday, Bruce Springsteen guitarist Little Steven furthered the cause of garage rock with a festival that featured the first U.S. performance by glam-punk pioneers The New York Dolls in more than 30 years.