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The legendary voice of Yes, Jon Anderson, returns with a new solo project that is both reflective and forward-looking: his latest album, True. In an age where disinformation is rampant, Anderson’s True stands as a declaration of honesty and spiritual insight, influenced by a lifetime of global musical and cultural experiences. The Inspiration Behind Jon … Read more

As the holiday season approaches, a surprising collaboration has arrived to uplift spirits: Jason Kelce and Stevie Nicks’ Christmas song, a heartfelt rendition of Ron Sexmith’s “Maybe This Christmas.” This duet beautifully merges the talents of an NFL legend and a rock icon, adding a special warmth to the festive music scene. The Story Behind … Read more

Throughout her remarkable career, Linda Ronstadt collaborated with some of the greatest legends in music. From working with The Eagles to being praised by Neil Young, Ronstadt’s musical resumé includes contributions that have shaped the worlds of rock, folk, and country. But despite her achievements, one regret remains: the Linda Ronstadt Trio tour with Dolly … Read more

While the 1960s are often remembered for the carefree “Summer of Love” and the idealistic flower-power movement, not every band embraced this optimistic vision. One iconic track that stands out from this era is The Kinks’ “Sunny Afternoon”, a song that merged catchy melodies with a deeper social commentary. Released as the lead single from … Read more

Black Sabbath’s music has always spoken volumes, but the band’s visual presence also contributed to their legendary image. As the heart of Black Sabbath’s sound, guitarist Tony Iommi is known for his signature dark riffs and powerful stage presence. However, in the promotional photos for Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Tony Iommi has his face covered, leaving … Read more

At the height of glam-rock band Kiss’s fame in 1978, each band member took an ambitious solo route, releasing individual albums on September 18. While fans embraced the spectacle, it was Ace Frehley’s “New York Groove” that truly captured the energy and essence of the Kiss guitarist’s style, setting his record apart from the others. … Read more

The Endless River, Pink Floyd’s 2014 album, marked the band’s final chapter, but the story behind its release holds insights into the challenges of bringing such an album to life. In a candid interview with the Los Angeles Times, David Gilmour shared his thoughts on The Endless River, revealing his mixed feelings about the project … Read more

While MTV’s first-ever broadcast song in 1981 was The Buggles’ “Video Killed the Radio Star,” the concept of the music video had roots planted years earlier. One of the most influential examples in this evolution was The Beatles’ Magical Mystery Tour music video project. Released in 1967 as a television special and soundtrack, Magical Mystery … Read more

Rock and roll has always been a genre with room for irreverence, rebellion, and satire. While many bands aimed to make social statements or achieve musical prestige, The Fugs, proto-punk pioneers, took a different path. Their music, brimming with dark humor and raw energy, didn’t just entertain; it poked fun at rock culture itself, laying … Read more

Elton John has undoubtedly created a legacy filled with chart-topping hits and timeless classics, but like any artist, he hasn’t been equally fond of all his creations. While fans often hold his entire discography in high regard, some Elton John songs he dislikes have been called out by the artist himself over the years. From … Read more