It was February, 1968. And it was a very weird day. Of all the bands I have ever met, interviewed, or witnessed, going to The Stooges’ digs still remains one of the most truly over-the-top and strange ...

When the Stooges Brass Band rolled into Red Bull Studios Los Angeles with producer Mannie Fresh, it was a meeting of two titans of New Orleans street music. The Stooges are at the top of their game ...

There's a photograph of a Buddhist monk drinking from a mug featuring images of The Three Stooges. We'll never know if the monk was a fan of the trio, but the fact that he and the cup were in the same ...

Ron Asheton will tell you he hasn’t changed much since writing classic albums like Fun House and spending three years playing guitar while Iggy Pop bounced around stage before embarking on a solo ...

The tape reels sat there for decades, quiet and ignored in a musty cardboard box. Few people, if any, knew that sound engineer Jim Cassily had recorded the most notorious performance at Michigan’s ...

Every once in a while, someone rises from the muck of modern music to spit in the face of all his detractors. These people are the ones who seem to be living on a fixed timeline, unable to die until ...

They made just three albums in their initial career — 1969’s “The Stooges,” the 1970 power-packed “Fun House” and 1973’s classic “Raw Power.” But the band, which briefly fell apart in 1971, lasted ...

Iggy Pop, center, is shown with Ron Asheton, left, and Scott Asheton of The Stooges. Ron Asheton of The Stooges was found dead in his home on Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2009, in Ann Arbor, Mich. He was 60. Ron ...

Clips of individual performances at the festival have been around for 12, 13 years. What’s seen in the full film includes stoners talking nonsense, drugs being sold openly, naked people splashing ...

Last year, members of the defunct Brooklyn band Pill reemerged as P.E. And back in March, they released their debut album under their new moniker, Person. Today, they return once more with a cover of ...