Judy Collins on Stephen Stills: ‘I said, it's such a beautiful song, but it's not winning me back’

The singer-songwriter’s romance and breakup with Stills inspired classic songs including "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes." Almost 50 years on, they are releasing an album and touring together — Jim Farber, The Guardian

Why Glenn Gould is hot again

The legendary, late Canadian pianist is getting a new rush of attention; an author explains why —  Peter Goddard, Toronto Star

Ronnie "The Hawk" Hawkins throws a big "Last Hoorah" bash with talented pals like Kris Kristofferson and Jim Cuddy

The rocker has put his Hawk's Nest Farm in southern Ontario up for sale — Zoomer News

Blurred lines: why Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran are pillaging pop’s past

After Swift’s Right Said Fred ‘homage’, we look into the world of artists interpolating previously released music — Kathy Iandoli, The Guardian

Is the album dead? 7 reasons music insiders think so

A punch-up with Keith Moon. High jinks with Ringo. Fighting off groupies with David Essex: How I (accidentally) made a smash hit movie

Ray Connolly on the making of That'll Be The Day in the 70s —  Daily Mail

Of triggers, signs, and stories: Michael Turner speaks on Vancouver punk heritage

The author of Hard Core Logo recently spoke at a Vancouver Heritage Society panel discussion on preserving Vancouver’s subcultural heritage — Allan MacInnis, Georgia Straight

Jan Lisiecki rescues TSO’s Glenn Gould tribute from nonsense

Some great performances are mired in a poorly-thought-out program in the Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s 'A Tribute to Glenn Gould'  — John Terauds, Toronto Star

Bruce Cockburn: A life in seven songs

Prior to his induction into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, the Ottawa-born musician and activist speaks about the significant songs of his career  — Brad Wheeler, Globe and Mail

Quake Matthews just wants to Celebrate 

The Halifax-based artist “gives you his truths” with Celebrate the Struggle  — Ava Coulter, The Coast

Stevie Wonder joins #takeaknee protest against Trump's attack on NFL players

Singers shows solidarity with sports stars after the president said players who have knelt on the field to protest police brutality were ‘sons of bitches’  —The Guardian

How the Horseshoe became punk

In this excerpt from David McPherson's new book, The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern: A Complete History, learn how the venue spread beyond its country roots in the mid-to-late 70s —  NOW

The Rolling Stones hope fans will warm to a deluxe version of 'Their Satanic Majesties Request'

One of their most disparaged albums gets the reissue treatment —  cnbc.com