The American recording engineer and producer Greg Ladanyi helped make some of the biggest records of the Seventies and Eighties, by such California-based acts as Jackson Browne, Don Henley and Toto, the group of top Los Angeles session players turned... Full Article at The Independent

LINDEN, Texas - My friend and colleague Mario Tarradell recently asked how many Jackson Browne shows I've attended. I had to think for a second, then said it had to be at least 50. Full Article at Dallas Morning News - Blogs

2009-12-04 07:28:38 - Safety Harbor Kids and Authentik Artists team up for Holiday music collection featuring Grammy Award winning artists Sheila E. , Billy Idol, Jackson Browne and more in benefit of needy Children. Full Article at PR-Inside.com

Jackson Browne, 61, and politics are no strangers, as was evidenced during the 2008 presidential election campaign. Full Article at Des Moines Register

Singer/songwriter Jackson Browne has urged young hitmakers not to turn to hard drugs to seek inspiration for songs - because cocaine and heroin only serve to addle your mind and wreck your talents. Full Article at The Post Chronicle

The Scabs, Uncle Lucious at Antone's. Bob Schneider's dirty funk band slayed at ACL Fest and now they're cooking at home. What better way to dance yer feast off? But make sure you come early to see Uncle Lucious, one of the best new rock bands in Texas. Full Article at Austin360

Yesterday morning, Crossfade contributor Lee Zimmerman gave a pretty thorough run-down of Jackson Browne's show this past Saturday at the Fillmore Miami Beach. Full Article at Miami New Times

Like much of his audience these days, Jackson Browne seems to have embraced age and maturity only reluctantly. That's the inevitable result, perhaps, of growing up in the untamed times that were the '60s and '70s. Full Article at Miami New Times

Included on the soundtrack are exclusive performances by Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, Randy Newman, John Legend, Jackson Browne and Lupe Fiasco. Full Article at The Money Times

"They're the first to come and the last to leave, workin' for that minimum wage," is how pop star Jackson Browne described the life of a roadie in his 1977 classic, "The Load Out." Full Article at How Stuff Works

Jackson Browne was wringing out his personal and political angst through soul-stripping music long before most of us knew the difference between the heart and the head. Full Article at TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times

"There’s an art to staying in love," Jackson Browne told the audience on Tuesday at Carr Performing Arts Centre. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel

As both the precocious bard and poet laureate of the Laurel Canyon elite, Jackson Browne created a late-'60s/early-'70s repertoire that found him standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the other notables of the day. Full Article at Miami New Times

Coming later this month from Apple Corps Ltd. and EMI Music, The Beatles: Here, There And Everywhere is a three-part radio series celebrating of the best selling group of the 21st Century in America - The Beatles! Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T

This is the week that was in matters musical … 1877, Ernst Siemens patents the first loudspeaker … little could he know … 1933, R&B vocalist Clyde McPhatter is born … his melodic tenor will become a signature part of The Dominos’ and The Drifters’ hits... Full Article at Sports Blogs

It was reportedly when he was on a transatlantic flight that the artist formerly known as Cat Stevens fell back in love with Western pop music. Full Article at Irish Independent

IAN BROWN: lady hitter? The former Stone Roses singer was recently arrested in his London home, after his wife reported that he'd assaulted her. Full Article at The Phoenix

November 11, 2009 Neil Young will be honored as the 2010 MusiCares Person of the Year on January 29 in Los Angeles. Full Article at Friday Morning Quarterback

Neil Young's contemporaries who came of age in the late '60s/early '70s -- including Jackson Browne, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Emmylou Harris, John Mellencamp and James Taylor -- will join Dave Matthews, Wilco, Sheryl Crow, Norah Jones, Josh Groban... Full Article at Variety