Neuse was a good friend of Gram Parsons, who would become a member the Byrds, and he played the Fender plenty alongside Parsons. Notably, Neuse played with his left hand, so he added a second ...

Plus, the Byrds didn't care for the button pushing that Crosby was doing both on record and on stage. He was submitting ...

He played keyboards with a host of rock luminaries, but perhaps his most memorable performance was as part of the band that ...

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has been subject to criticism over not just which acts get inducted, but which members of those ...

Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman formed the Burritos after both leaving The Byrds. They brought in bassist Chris Ethridge and pedal steel guitarist Pete Kleinow to complete the line-up ...

But as Parsons would soon join the Byrds and move on, Nuese's career would fizzle and fade into obscurity along with his distinctive customized Tele. He never sold the guitar, and upon his death ...

During a career that spanned six decades, Goldberg created enduring hits and worked with the likes of Bob Dylan, Steve Miller, Stephen Stills, the Ramones, Rod Stewart, Percy Sledge, Gram Parsons ...

“The New Soft Shoe started playing Gram’s songs for fun,” says vocalist ... The music has connected us with people all around the country.” Parsons, of course, was the legendary musician who, as part ...

Nuese, who played with Gram Parsons in the International Submarine Band, modified (or arguably, mutilated) the guitar with a distinctive second cutaway to accommodate his left-handedness ...

As a writer, he collaborated with Gram Parsons on the Flying Burritos’ “Do You Know How It Feels” and with Gerry Goffin on Gladys Knight & the Pips’ No. 1 R&B hit “I’ve Got to Use My ...