29 October “There’s No Heart”: Nash Reveals Why The Band Won’t Be Playing Without Crosby byMichael Thomas Folk rock legend David Crosby passed away in 2023 due to complications from a COVID-19 infection, leaving fans…
29 October The Young Duo Noel Thought Could Rival Lennon and McCartney byMichael Thomas Music has a long history of iconic duos—Lennon & McCartney, Andre & Big Boi, Sam & Dave, Jack…
29 October The Steely Dan Song McDonald Found “Impossible” to Perform byMichael Thomas In the 1970s, Steely Dan’s sophisticated jazz-pop often got a bad rap, but today’s listeners have embraced them…
29 October The Chart-Topping Oasis Anthem Noel Gallagher Wishes He’d Never Written byMichael Thomas Not every song hits the right chord with its creator, and even the biggest artists can have tracks…
29 October ‘We All Hated It’: Tom Petty’s Flop Song That Soon Became a Fan Favorite byMichael Thomas Some songs seem to come fully formed, needing no revision. Paul McCartney’s “Yesterday” famously came to him in…
29 October Eagles’ Members Share Their Favorite Tracks: A Personal Playlist byMichael Thomas Choosing a favorite track as an Eagles fan is a challenge, but it’s an even tougher task for…
29 October ‘You’ll Never Out-Front Him’: Daltrey on the Best Frontman There’s Ever Been byMichael Thomas “Rock ‘n’ Roll may not solve your problems, but it does let you dance all over them,” Pete…
29 October ‘Never Played Like That’: The Drummer Jimmy Page Thought was Underrated byMichael Thomas Drummers often find themselves overlooked in the rock and roll scene, relegated to the back of the stage…
29 October Chris Cornell’s Dark Sound: The Hidden Influence on ‘Black Hole Sun’ byMichael Thomas Chris Cornell’s music feels inseparable from rock’s DNA, influencing generations through his work with Audioslave, Soundgarden, and Temple…
29 October How Touring Almost Pushed Fleetwood Mac to Their Breaking Point byMichael Thomas The demands of a touring life are rarely kind to anyone who dedicates themselves to music. Performing night…
28 October Dave Grohl’s Regret: The Foo Fighters Songs He Wishes He Could Erase byMichael Thomas Mistakes are an integral part of the artistic journey, and even the most revered songwriters experience their share…
28 October “I’m Done!”: Stevie Nicks Revealed Why She Couldn’t Stand Lindsey Buckingham Any Longer byMichael Thomas Stevie Nicks recently shared her thoughts on Lindsey Buckingham’s departure from Fleetwood Mac, revealing the pivotal moment that…
28 October The One Artist Robert Plant Was ‘Too Intimidated’ to Collaborate With byMichael Thomas Robert Plant has collaborated with some of music’s greatest talents, from his iconic Led Zeppelin bandmates to renowned…
28 October “An Absolute Genius”: Knopfler’s Surprising Influence Behind Dire Straits’ Success byMichael Thomas It’s easy to overlook how monumental Mark Knopfler and Dire Straits became in the mid-1980s. Their smooth yet…
28 October The Surprising Vocalist Donald Fagen Wanted to Lead Steely Dan byMichael Thomas Many bands face the challenge of lineup changes, whether from member conflicts, personal priorities, or artistic differences. Replacing…
28 October The 80s Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore Thought was ‘Really Shit-Hot’ byMichael Thomas Ritchie Blackmore, the hard-edged guitarist behind Deep Purple’s sound, is not one to give out compliments lightly. Known…
28 October The Led Zeppelin Legend Who Nearly Joined Red Hot Chili Peppers byMichael Thomas Red Hot Chili Peppers are a rare breed in the music world. Known for their California-centric lyrics and…
27 October How a Small-Town Gig Sparked Robert Plant’s Big Rock Ambitions byMichael Thomas Growing up in the rural Midlands, Robert Plant, future Led Zeppelin frontman, didn’t have the luxury of major…
27 October “A Poorly Aimed Joke”: Townshend’s Brutal Take on The Whos’ Iconic Song byMichael Thomas Pete Townshend, known for his intense performances with The Who, is as famous for his no-holds-barred approach as…
27 October The Legendary Frontman Thom Yorke Called a ‘Fat, Talentless Bastard’ byMichael Thomas In the early stages of an artist’s career, there’s a unique glimpse of discovery and discomfort as they…
27 October “He Waits Till I’m Old”: Les Paul vs Tommy Emmanuel, A Legendary Duel Turned Intense! byMichael Thomas Tommy Emmanuel recounted a memorable experience with the legendary Les Paul, who playfully called him out for not…
27 October “Flick of the Switch”: Masterpiece or Misstep? AC/DC’s Most Controversial Album byMichael Thomas Between 1975 and 1981, AC/DC rose as an unstoppable rock force, releasing an album every year and securing…
27 October “He Kicked Our Asses”: The Night Tom Petty Was Humbled by A Blues legend byMichael Thomas Tom Petty knew a cardinal rule of being in a band: never back down from a challenge. Competing…
27 October “All You Can Do Is Cry”: Sting on The Police’s Most Powerful Anthem byMichael Thomas Sting, the influential British musician and activist, was born on October 2, 1951, in Wallsend, Northumberland, England. Known…
27 October ‘Too Good’: David Crosby Reveals His Favorite Steely Dan Record byMichael Thomas David Crosby has never held back in expressing his admiration for Steely Dan. In fact, he declared them…
27 October Why Aerosmith’s ‘Draw the Line’ Fell Short of Their Earlier Success byMichael Thomas In the 1970s, rock excess had few rivals like Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, known as the…
27 October ‘It Knocked My Socks Off’: The Lennon Albums Waters Calls ‘Timeless’ byMichael Thomas John Lennon and Roger Waters are known for never shying away from a strong opinion. Following in Lennon’s…
27 October Armstrong Calls This Green Day Track ‘A Harder Beatles Song’ byMichael Thomas The debate over whether The Beatles are the greatest band ever has lasted over sixty years, a testament…
27 October ‘Those Guys Were a Mess’: Henley on His Most Chaotic band Collaboration byMichael Thomas Rock bands rarely have smooth sailing, and creative tensions are often inevitable. Rock and roll is known for…
27 October “Quite Something”: The Guitar Solos Gilmour Holds Closest to His Heart byMichael Thomas David Gilmour is rightly regarded as one of Britain’s finest guitarists, a title he earned by adding unparalleled…