Geoffrey Giuliano Audio

This is a uniquely, personal portrait of perhaps the greatest singer/songwriter of our times.

A lovable big bear of a man, Babe Ruth personified the unbounded ambition and playful enthusiasm of the young, eternally hopeful nation from which he sprang.

Bob Dylan: A Tribute provides listeners with a rare insider's look at the man behind the music that continues to speak to millions....

Born into a working class family in Seattle, Jimi Hendrix had a tough time growing up. Eventually, however, he fell in love with the guitar, and the rest is music history.

Of the many living musical icons from the tempestuous sixties, Eric Clapton is perhaps the most enduring and talented.

Dark Horse tells the intensely personal tale of a man refers to his tour of duty with the Beatles as "a nightmare."

Follow Rod Stewart’s amazing life from the early days of rage with the Jeff Beck Group and the Faces to his stellar success as a solo artist and the seemingly endless procession of leggy blondes along the way.

More than just a heavy metal contender, Aerosmith has legitimized hard rock as a musical genre.

Elizabeth Taylor first captured hearts as a child actress in the classic film National Velvet....

Of the four legendary Beatles, he is often referred to as "the Quiet One," but behind this innocent-sounding moniker stands one of the towering giants of rock and roll.

For more than simply the Rolling Stones have survived more than forty years at the very pinnacle of the rock scene.

For decades baseball great Joe DiMaggio was the very definition of cool and class in the midst of the unparalleled fury of his stellar career.

Spencer Tracy said she was a tough old Yankee horsetrader. George Cukor called her a resolute force of nature. Peter O'Toole claimed to be terrified of her...

In the history of rock 'n' roll, only Elvis Aaron Presley can truly be called the King.

Always the most musically commercial of the Beatles, Paul McCartney has been incredibly successful in his post-Beatles life as well.

Few politicians have come to represent their era as definitively as former president Ronald Reagan.

The Grateful Dead mesmerized generations with their tribal rhythms and uninhibited performances.

For the last thirty plus years, The Who have stood proudly as the defiant bad boys of rock'n'roll.