Plans have been unveiled for a new biopic about late Beatles manager Brian Epstein called Midas Man that will be directed by Grammy-winning film and video director J...
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Plans have been unveiled for a new biopic about late Beatles manager Brian Epstein called Midas Man that will be directed by Grammy-winning film and video director J...
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Yesterday, Ringo Starr announced plans to celebrate his 80th birthday on Tuesday, July 7, with a concert special called Ringo's Big Birthday Showfeaturing Paul McCartney, ...
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Tom Finn, founding bassist and backing singer of the 1960s baroque-pop act The Left Banke, died Saturday, June 27, after suffering from poor health for several years. Finn's passing was an...
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Street Survivors: The True Story of the Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash, the new biopic about the tragic 1977 accident that killed Lynyrd Skynyrdfrontman Ronnie Van Zant and several other pe...
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John Lennon On Why The Beatles Ended | The Dick Cavett Show
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The famous interview, in full, of Clive Anderson annoying Barry Gibb so much, he walked off the show. To be honest, Clive was pushing it a bit but Barry was nevertheless being a bit of a pompous tit. ...
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The Who was forced to postpone its planned 2020 tour dates when the COVID-19 pandemic struck, and while the rock legends already have rescheduled their U.K. concerts for next March...
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An expanded, remastered version of Prince's 1987 double album Sign o' the Times will be released in multiple configurations on September 25 as part of the late music legend'...
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This was the second (and shortest, at an even two minutes) of Charles' three #1 hits. The solo backing vocals were by Margie Hendricks, who was one of Ray's backup singers, The Raelettes. They were lovers for a time, but the song is not about their relationship. The continuing popularity of this song is evident by the many professional and semi-professional hockey teams playing the first few lines whenever a player is sent to the penalty box. This was the winner of the 1961 Grammy for Best Male Rhythm and Blues Recording.
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Live 1997. Abbey Road is the eleventh studio album by English rock band the Beatles, released on 26 September 1969 by Apple Records. The recording sessions were the last in which all four Beatles participated. Let It Be was the final album that the Beatles completed and released before the band's dissolution in April 1970, but most of the album had been recorded before the Abbey Road sessions began.[1] The two-sided hit single from the album, "Something" backed with "Come Together", was released in October and topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the United States.
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Concert unknown. Paul McCartney wrote this song. It was inspired by his mother, Mary, who died when he was 14. Many people thought "Mother Mary" was a biblical reference when they heard it. Paul McCartney wrote this song. It was inspired by his mother, Mary, who died when he was 14. Many people thought "Mother Mary" was a biblical reference when they heard it.
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One of Wonder's social commentary songs, this tells of a young kid from Mississippi who moves to New York City. In Mississippi, he dealt with many hardships, but was surrounded by caring people. In New York City, he is quickly taken advantage of and is caught with drugs. His dreams are destroyed when he is sentenced to 10 years in jail.Reflecting on the messages in his songs, Wonder said: "I think the deepest I really got into how I feel about the way things are was in 'Living For The City.' I was able to show the hurt and the anger.
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A trip back in time to the 60s.
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Real 80s (and some 90s) throwback interview clips mostly from MTV from a "100 Greatest Songs" documentary in 2007.
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