npr.org : From The 'Vinyl Deeps,' Ellen Willis Wrote About Rock | By Ken Tucker

nytimes.com : Ellen Willis’s Pioneering Rock Criticism | By Evelyn McDonnell

nytimes.com : Excerpt from OUT OF THE VINYL DEEPS by Ellen Willis | Copyright © 2011 by Nona Willis Aronowitz

latimes.com : The Reading Life: Ellen Willis, rocking the rock music boat | By David Ulin | In the essay collection 'Out of the Vinyl Deeps: Ellen Willis on Rock Music,' the New Yorker's first rock 'n' roll critic reveals a keen understanding not only of the music but the music business.

Ellen Willis : ellenwillis.tumblr.com

OUT OF THE VINYL DEEPS : Ellen Willis on Rock Music (book trailer)

rollingstone.com : Rolling Stone Readers Pick the 10 Best Albums of the Eighties

U2, Prince, Bruce Springsteen and more named to the list

Summer Preview pop list - latimes.com http://bit.ly/bivkYt
The Rolling Stones shine a light on 'Exile on Main St.' reissue http://bit.ly/9MtruG

Jim Marshall, Rock Photographer, Dies

The New York Times: "Jim Marshall, a photographer whose images of Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones and others in the 1960s and 1970s helped define rock 'n' roll photography, died on Tuesday at 74. With an imposing figure and gruff, forceful personality, Mr. Marshall was something of a rock star himself, and musicians respected him as much for his pictures as for his dedication to getting them."

http://nyti.ms/cJfwFl

The official collection from music's master photographer, Jim Marshall

http://www.marshallphoto.com

sfgate.com: Noted S.F. rock photographer Jim Marshall dies - "As the chief photographer at Woodstock, he captured The Who greeting the sunrise. When the Beatles played their final concert at San Francisco's Candlestick Park in 1966, Mr. Marshall was the only shooter invited backstage. He photographed the Rolling Stones, the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Ray Charles and Thelonious Monk."

http://bit.ly/96fc0u

'The T.A.M.I. Show': A pop music time capsule

The 1964 concert never turned into the annual fundraiser it was envisioned as, but it did bring together the Rolling Stones, Chuck Berry, the Beach Boys and James Brown, and now it's on DVD.

http://bit.ly/a5Pz57