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Etta James, The Who make National Recording Registry
Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:17:02
The Who, Etta James, Marian Anderson, George Jones, Dylan Thomas
Etta James, The Who make National Recording Registry
Etta James's At Last! is joining a select group of historically significant recordings. WASHINGTON Twenty five culturally significant recordings — including Etta James' At Last!, The Who's My Generation and George Jones' He Stopped Loving Her Today— ...Full Story at USA Today »ARTISTdirect Featured News
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