It’s still Halloween weekend, 2020, so a reasonable time to celebrate Warren Zevon’s biggest hit ever, “Werewolves of London.” Any opportunity to celebrate Zevon is a good one, as the man ...

Warren Zevon was the renegade west coaster. While his mid-Seventies Los Angeles peers were taking it easy and running on empty, Zevon’s albums swilled with troubling tales of mercenaries ...

The squad’s sharply dressed mascot was dubbed Warren Z. Vaughn. When Zevon died in September 2003 following a public battle with cancer, “Werewolves of London” was naturally mentioned near ...

To this day, Zevon is primarily regarded as a cult songwriter who had one major hit (“Werewolves of London”) and a couple of still-popular tunes (“Lawyers, Guns, and Money”, “Keep Me in ...

Warren Zevon wrote music that people felt personally. No matter if he wrote about mercenaries in Africa (Roland the Headless Thomspson gunner) or werewolves (Werewolves of London), or heroin ...

Then, the crowd’s applause called the musicians back for an unforgettable encore of Warren Zevon’s “Werewolves of London.” The number represented a bust out for this group of musicians ...

Late singer and songwriter Warren Zevon's heroes were writers and classical musicians. That's clear by the 'Werewolves of London' singer's large and eclectic library of books now for sale. By ...

Story Of The Song: Werewolves of London, Warren Zevon (1978) Robert Webb. Friday 11 July 2008 00:00 BST. Comments (Getty) Your support helps us to tell the story. Read more. Support Now.

Late singer and songwriter Warren Zevon's heroes were writers and classical musicians. That's clear by the "Werewolves of London" singer's large and eclectic library of books now for sale. The ...