Paul McCartney Regrets: Reflections on “When I’m Sixty-Four” and The Beatles’ Legacy

Paul McCartney Regrets: Reflecting on The Beatles’ Iconic Work Even legends like Paul McCartney have moments of reflection about their artistic choices. As one of the most celebrated members of The Beatles, McCartney’s prolific career has spanned decades. Despite the band’s global success, he has expressed regrets about certain songs, most notably “When I’m Sixty-Four,” … Read more

Neil Young’s Oceanside Countryside: A ‘Lost’ Album Set for Release

Neil Young has thrilled fans by announcing the release of his ‘lost’ album, Oceanside Countryside, which will debut on February 14 as part of his Analogue Originals Series (AOS). This long-shelved record, originally recorded in 1977, adds another gem to the legendary Canadian singer-songwriter’s archive of rediscovered works. The Story Behind Oceanside Countryside While the … Read more

KISS Lawsuit: Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley Settle Dispute With Hairstylist

KISS members Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley have officially settled a lawsuit filed by their longtime hairstylist, David Matthews. Matthews, who had worked with the iconic rockers since 1992, was responsible for styling and maintaining their signature wigs. The legal dispute arose after Matthews alleged wrongful termination in February 2023. He claimed he was fired … Read more

Tommy Shaw Reflects on Damn Yankees: Why the Supergroup “Wasn’t Meant to Be Forever”

Tommy Shaw on Damn Yankees: Why the Supergroup’s Run Was Short-Lived Tommy Shaw, best known as the guitarist and vocalist of Styx, recently reflected on his time with Damn Yankees, the rock supergroup that dominated the early ’90s. Shaw, along with Night Ranger’s Jack Blades, drummer Michael Cartellone (later of Lynyrd Skynyrd), and guitar legend … Read more

David Bowie on Vince Taylor: Influence and Lessons from a “Dreadful” Elvis Imitator

David Bowie’s Thoughts on Vince Taylor: Lessons from an Elvis Imitator David Bowie’s genius lay in his ability to push musical boundaries and create songs that felt entirely unique. From incorporating avant-garde elements into his sound to turning the studio into an instrument alongside Brian Eno, Bowie rarely relied on conventional inspiration. Yet, in his … Read more

Robert Palmer Reflects on His Journey to “Some People Can Do What They Like”

Robert Palmer’s Musical Journey: From Early Regrets to “Some People Can Do What They Like” Success doesn’t always guarantee satisfaction, a sentiment that legendary musician Robert Palmer knew well. Despite the critical and commercial acclaim of his first two solo albums, Pressure Drop and Sneakin’ Sally Through The Alley, Palmer struggled to view these records … Read more

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