He folded Bomp! in 1979 and established a new label, Voxx, as a purist, low-budget home for ‘60s garage-style bands, including the Crawdaddys, the Fuzztones, the Lyres and the Pandoras.

Musician-actor-radio show host Steven Van Zandt will devote much of this weekend's edition of "Little Steven's Underground Garage" to Greg Shaw, the L.A.

Suzy Shaw and journalist / author Mick Farren have compiled a book chronicling the Bomp Records label and its late, influential founder Greg Shaw. The book collects full color reproductions of Shaw's ...

Bomp Records founder Greg Shaw passed away this past Tuesday, October 19th from heart failure at the age of 55. The press release from the legendary indie label states: "Greg's lifelong devotion to ...

Independent record producer Greg Shaw, ... He folded Bomp! in 1979 and established a new label, Voxx, as a purist, low-budget home for ’60s garage-style bands, ...

With the Shaws at the helm, Bomp! remained a vital part of the indie music scene as countless other small labels came and went. Greg passed away in 2004, He was 55.

Greg Shaw was a writer, first and foremost. This will no doubt surprise many people who knew him as the founder of the still-going-strong Bomp record label. Indeed, you could make the case that ...

He founded the Bomp! label in 1974 to put out a single by cult group the Flamin’ Groovies. He subsequently became their manager, accompanying them to England for the recording of 1976’s Shake ...

Yes, I know. Saturday's a busy night. So many places to go. So many people to do. But there's always time to fit in a signing of a really cool book at a… ...