The 1960s came to an end with triumphs like the moon landing and the Woodstock Arts and Music Festival, as well as severe low points like Altamont and the beginning of the Vietnam War draft lottery. In our definitive cover story on Woodstock, Greil Marcus reports from the grounds about everything from the music and the weather to the traffic jams and the entire unforgettable weekend that changed rock & roll.
Inside the golden state's earthquake hysteria
Allan Jacobs and Andrea Skinner form new band, merging folk, R&B, blues and rock Influences, and gaining Bob Dylan among their admirers
Despite their flute, the band is not a jazz outift; they rock
Bed-ins are something that everybody can do and they're so simple. We're willing to be the world's clowns to make people realize.
I was on the road for almost five years. It wore me down. I was on drugs, a lot of things just to keep going. I don't want to live that way anymore.
Founding Rolling Stone Brian Jones died in the early morning hours of July 3rd, 1969, less than a month following his exit from the band. 'Rolling Stone' dedicated its 39th cover story to remembering the guitarist and his legacy.
A new three-day music and arts festival comes to Golden Gate Park
The singer-songwriter worries over role with the Beatles' label, reflects on life in England vs. U.S.
Culture clash, red tape, and adoring young fans south of the border
The 10th annual folk festival lacked excitement and direction, though James Taylor nearly broke through
I have always thought that nobody could do anything better than me. I don't have no second guesses.
