Artist spotlight: Apple
When I hear the word Apple without context, I still usually think of the record label set up by the Beatles first, then that technology […]
When I hear the word Apple without context, I still usually think of the record label set up by the Beatles first, then that technology […]
In the 1960s, there was a time when San Francisco was the centre of the universe. During the fabled Summer of Love in 1967 as […]
Keith Moon was known for two things: his innovative and spectacular free-form drumming for The Who, the like of which the world has rarely seen […]
Love Maker is most likely one of the biggest earworms you’ve never heard. At least if you have an appreciation for melodic British pop from […]
Where Have All the Good Times Gone (referred to as WHATGTG from here on out) was written by Kinks frontman Ray Davies for their third […]
2019 is in the books, and it’s time to take a look back and do a little summarising. From a music perspective, I will primarily […]
We just celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the classic album Abbey Road, with a release extravaganza of several formats having just been released. People can […]
It was mid-1965. The Hollies were one of the hottest new bands in the UK, having already had many chart successes including Just One Look, […]
1967 was a very turbulent year for The Rolling Stones. In the career-spanning documentary 25×5 (1989), Keith Richards reflected on the year as a period […]
As Halloween is approaching, it is only fitting that we take a closer look at a band of a certain notoriety to match the spirit […]
The original idea for Big Brother And the Holding Company was to call their second album Sex, Drugs And Cheap Thrills. Columbia (their record company) […]
OK! It is time for a bit of fun. In writing about a track from The Beatles’ eponymous 1968 album (a.k.a. The White Album) recently, […]
Sometimes you take a closer look at a track not because of its artistic worth, but because the back story and the circumstances around its […]
This classic tale of waking up after overdosing was initially recorded before Mick Taylor had joined the band. Mick Jagger wrote its ominous chord progression […]
Pictures of Matchstick Men was the song that gave Status Quo their first taste of success! It was the first single that was issued by […]
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