Interviews

"We were just writing these songs. I was hoping I could pay the rent for 10 years," the drummer tells UCR now.

"We're still building another skyscraper, of a piece of music," the Yes legend tells UCR in a new interview.

Gene Simmons and Bruce Kulick tell UCR how an intimate tour changed everything for the rock legends.

Eddie Kramer tells UCR how the second album from the Jimi Hendrix Experience showcased the guitar legend's continued evolution.

The former Allman Brothers Band guitarist played music with the late Grateful Dead cofounder for decades.

Nearly 50 years after its release, the band's 1977 album is still sitting comfortably on the 'Billboard' 200 chart. A new book aims to figure out what makes this iconic release so timeless and popular with younger generations of fans.

The Def Leppard vocalist also tells UCR why it's important that the band is finally getting inducted into the Rock Hall this weekend.

It remains one of the most important and emotional performances of the band's unfortunately brief career.

His former Allman Brothers Band collaborator Derek Trucks appears on three songs.

"It's not tough to get him inspired," Adams says of the otherwise reclusive producer. "He loves music so much."