Field’s 1966 starring role led her to earn the title of America’s Sweetheart while catapulting her into teenybopper stardom.

The autobiographical story of how California Dreamin’ became a reality for the four-piece.

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Turn on, tune in, turn your eyes around — here’s what made Strawberry Alarm Clock’s radio hit a defining track that catapulted them out of their indie status to touring legends.

A deep dive into the history of the Much More Music Station 93 KHJ — from its early beginnings to its eventual demise.

In her eighth studio album, Lana Del Rey delves into poetic introspection with her most personal work to date. Here’s what makes each track stand out from her previous compositions.

From his early Greenwich Village folk stardom to becoming one of the most recognizable faces on television screens, Peter Tork lived the rock’n’roll lifestyle. Sergio Farias breaks down the life and times of the beloved musician with informative endearment.

How America’s first rock music festival transpired and the widely enduring influence it continues to have on music festivals of today.

From otherworldly science fiction to Eastern philosophy, here is a list of Peter’s top favorite books that you should know.

Delve into these autobiographies and collections of essays that epitomize the ethos of the iconic decade. From Eve Babitz to Pamela Des Barres.

A brief reflection on how Michael Nesmith’s first solo project kicked down the boundaries of traditional country music, contributed to setting the template for country rock, and why their electrifying sound should still be celebrated today.

Immerse in the decades that brought us lava lamps and portable synthesizers with these books, perfect for summertime.

An in-depth examination of The Doors’ 1969 song and the influence of the evolving culture of 1960s America.