James Brown grew up in a 1930s brothel and it shaped him forever
The early days of the funk progenitor…
From The Vault
The one singer Eddie Vedder said was “everything you imagined” and more
All he ever wanted from a musician.
The band Mick Fleetwood called the most beautiful to hear: “A collaboration”
The peak of vocal perfection.
The 1960s band Graham Nash knew could never exist again: “I don’t see it anywhere”
Far too good to last.
The 1978 song Angus Young called the greatest he’ll ever play: “A challenge”
The best kind of riff to play.
The 1964 song Tom Petty called a million dollar line: “A great moment in history”
The best expression of teen angst.
The one musician Phil Collins and Bob Dylan both called the greatest: “Still love”
The peak of musicianship.
