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He's sloppy, ragged, famously coked up ... Funny that in 1977, Roger McGuinn & Thunderbyrd were likewise delayed on the concert program. That show, wrote guitarist Rick Vito by e-mail, was ...

Byrds voice and 12-string Rickenbacker jangle Roger McGuinn lands at the One World Theatre ... nests in the ear like his every hit since reinventing Bob Dylan's “Mr. Tambourine Man” in 1965.

Roger McGuinn’s Web site attracts so many Byrds fans that it includes a FAQ list covering everything from what happened when the band met the Beatles (John Lennon coveted McGuinn’s tiny ...

To follow the career of Roger McGuinn is to trace the history of folk music itself, at least in the modern era. The prolific singer-songwriter’s career has taken him from Chicago coffeehouse ...

ROGER McGuinn, who founded the highly influential ... but instead of Sinatra standards you get funky beats and his catchy originals. He’s at Joe’s Pub (425 Lafayette St. at Astor Place ...

It's been more than 40 years since Roger McGuinn first fronted the talented band that was called "America's answer to the British Invasion," the Byrds' homegrown folk-rock electrifications of Bob ...

Roger McGuinn's musical career has hinged on two great disruptions in the world of song: First came what comedian Martin Mull called "the great folk music scare" of the 1960s. McGuinn was an ...

And it's just a labor of love." This is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan in Washington. Fifty years ago, Roger McGuinn started out as a folk singer. The following decades took him through the ...