Ted Drozdowski

Thirty years ago, Tom Scholz redefined feel-good rock ’n’ roll. The positive vibe did not extend to the members of his band, who’ve spent the decades since spinning more lawsuits than hits.

Boston Legal

Before he retires in june, Boston Public Library curator Sinclair Hitchings reflects on a life in boston art — and some of its finer treasures.

For Peter Wolf, life still ain't nothin' but a party. And on his new solo album, he does some serious howling.

Boston’s blues legacy is long and largely unknown. B. B. King and Bonnie Raitt became superstars here. Venues like the Café Yana and Paul’s Mall drew national acclaim. Now a new generation of bluesmen is jamming in the juke joints. Here

By Ted Drozdowski

Some rock 'n' rollers paint the town red. Some just paint.

How do you stay in business when your main product is something nobody buys anymore? You reinvent yourself. Again.

Finding a New Groove