The two songwriters who shaped Ann Wilson: “Their lyrics are so well done”
The art of the perfect lyric.
From The Vault Archives: 09/2024
The band Keith Richards called the heart of rock and roll: “These cats know their blues”
The pure template for the genre.
Post-punk personified: Lydia Lunch on the song that captured the “disaffected youth” of the 1970s
“The charisma of Richard Hell, the psychosis of Robert Quine…”
The artist Robert Plant claims to listen to every single day: “What a singer”
The heart of the country.
The Tom Petty album didn’t want to make again: “The record got a bad reputation”
Going against the higher-ups.
The John Lennon song Paul McCartney said held up over time: “It stands for what I stand for now”
“I think John put it very well”.