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From The Vault Archives: 03/2024

James Taylor - 1960s

‘Fire and Rain’: James Taylor’s tragedy in three acts

Written in rehab.

Lucy Harbron
Mar 25, 2024
Oasis - Supersonic Movie

Cable: the one band who almost broke up Oasis

Almost ending the brotherly love.

Tim Coffman
Mar 25, 2024
Tom Petty - Musician - Guitarist - Songwriter - Singer

Inseparable artists: The song Tom Petty called “an imitation” of the Heartbreakers

An homage to the band.

Jack Whatley
Mar 25, 2024
Tara Browne- The Guinness heir who inspired two classic Beatles songs

Tara Browne: The Guinness heir who inspired two classic Beatles songs

The socialite came to a tragic end.

Ben Forrest
Mar 25, 2024
The Beach Boys - Beach Boys - 1964

‘Barbara Ann’: The Beach Boys song littered with mistakes

Not their best work.

Dale Maplethorpe
Mar 25, 2024
Bob Dylan - 1962

“The greatest rock and roll band of all time,” according to Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan’s favourite band.

Arun Starkey
Mar 25, 2024
John Lydon - David Bowie - 1990s - Split

“Terrible fucking record”: The album that made John Lydon fall out of love with David Bowie

“He was so fucking good.”

Tom Taylor
Mar 25, 2024
The Knack - Band - 1970s

Outselling The Beatles to bust: What happened to The Knack?

A fleeting moment.

Arun Starkey
Mar 25, 2024
David Bowie - Heroes - 1977

Why was ‘Heroes’ by David Bowie never a hit?

A strange reality.

Arun Starkey
Mar 25, 2024
Suzi Quatro - 1973 - Top of The Pops - Musician

Suzi Quatro’s favourite album of all time: “He gets me through life”

A sentimental choice.

Lucy Harbron
Mar 25, 2024
Frank Sidebottom - British Comedy Character

Industrial action and pop stardom: How a BBC strike lead to the creation of Frank Sidebottom

A beloved comedy character.

Ben Forrest
Mar 25, 2024
Lionel Richie - All Night Long - Motown Records

Lionel Richie: What does “Tom bo li de se de moi ya, yeah jambo jambo” mean?

Making sense of the gibberish.

Tim Coffman
Mar 25, 2024

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