By 1973 The Who were bored and angry – and Pete Townshend knew he had one last chance to hold the band together and unify them in the eyes of their fans ...
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How a private eye found the lost ‘Who by Numbers’ tapes
In 2008 a devastating fire at a Hollywood storage building burned an estimated 100,000 master tapes made by artists over six ...
UNIVERSAL MUSIC It was always surprising, to me anyway, that Ben Folds Five’s self-titled debut album did as well as it did ...
Twelve songs, one working day. Marty Robbins recorded the whole album at Bradley Studios in Nashville in a single eight-hour ...
The album’s version history is almost as interesting as its marketing. The original US edition included five Eric Thorngren ...
In 1997, Elton John revisited one of his most famous songs under circumstances no one could have anticipated. But after the ...
Elton John resurrected the 1969 obscurity "Skyline Pigeon" when he made a rare live appearance at Rock in Rio in Brazil.
The original secured its place as a pop classic, but 29 years ago, it was transformed into something entirely different and ...
The entire album takes some unexpected turns, but that's kind of Turnstile's thing when it comes to their music.
A few days before Elton John kicked off his record-setting, seven-night stand at Madison Square Garden in August 1976, he told New York Times writer Henry Edwards that he was ready to ready slightly ...
With tickets sold out, the concert drew more than 100,000 people on Monday despite a grim weather forecast.
You can credit Turnstile for making it happen. The red-hot hardcore band has announced a "reimagined" version of its 2025 album, Never Enough. On Friday (Aug. 21 ...
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