The story of how Pattie Boyd and George Harrison first met in 1964: “The best-looking man I’d ever seen”
“Something in the way she moves…”
From The Vault Archives: 05/2026
The 1958 song that taught David Crosby how to sing: “Convinced me”
Teaching the rocker who to sing harmony.
The 1981 Bob Dylan song George Harrison said was out of everyone’s league
The height of moral musicality.
“The sound isn’t very good”: the Pink Floyd bandmate Roger Waters didn’t rate as a singer
The wrong tone of voice.
“One of the best songwriters ever”: the 1978 album Keith Richards can’t stop thinking about
It’s only rock ‘n roll…
The 1982 hit song Phil Collins will always regret: “It was a record of its time”
Much less polished than expected.
“Most of the other ones make me cringe”: the one U2 song Bono still loves
A bit more lighthearted than normal.
The 1976 song Jeff Lynne rescued with one chord: “It’s really interesting”
Everything falling into place.
The 1967 song that marked the end of Syd Barrett: “He was a different person”
The end of his creative journey.
The 1994 album Trent Reznor felt he had to apologise for: “Sorry, you shouldn’t have let me”
Proud of how uncommercial it is.