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From The Vault Archives: 04/2024

Rod Stewart at his London home - 1972

The beautiful soul song that made Rod Stewart weep: “I cried my eyes out”

A singer quoting his own heart.

Tim Coffman
Apr 17, 2024
Donovan - Scottish folk pop singer -1965

Why ‘Hurdy Gurdy Man’ is the first Led Zeppelin song, according to Donovan

Give and take…

Lucy Harbron
Apr 17, 2024
Jerry Garcia - Jim Morrisson - Split

Jerry Garcia’s brutal critique of Jim Morrison: “He was a Mick Jagger imitation”

“It was offensive.”

Ben Forrest
Apr 17, 2024
How Kurt Cobain produced his iconic guitar sound - Nirvana

The “powerful” songwriting lesson Dave Grohl learnt from living with Kurt Cobain

“I was in awe of Kurt’s songs.”

Ben Forrest
Apr 17, 2024
Kate Bush - Promo Shot 2023

The unfortunate collaboration between Kate Bush and Rolf Harris

How the artist responded.

Lucy Harbron
Apr 17, 2024
Turntable - Vinyl - Record - Arm - Needle

What is the best-selling banned single?

When naughty behaviour pays well.

Tim Coffman
Apr 17, 2024
Don Henley - Bruce Springsteen - Split

The one line that made Don Henley love Bruce Springsteen

Embracing the sounds of ‘The Boss’.

Tim Coffman
Apr 17, 2024
Tom Petty. Faengslet, Horsens, Denmark - 2012

The classic song Tom Petty wrote in “three and half minutes”

When songs fall out of the sky.

Tim Coffman
Apr 17, 2024
Slash - Guitarist - Saul Hudson - Guns N' Roses

The song Slash never played the same way twice: “I don’t know what I’m playing”

Always in a state of change.

Tim Coffman
Apr 17, 2024
Van Halen - Sammy Hagar - 1990s

The Van Halen song written about phone sex

The dreams of those bad bad boys.

Tim Coffman
Apr 17, 2024
Paul McCartney - Musician - 2010s

Sex Pistols: The punk icons Paul McCartney said were “doomed from the start”

Choosing infamy over musicality.

Tim Coffman
Apr 17, 2024
Pete Townshend, The Who - 1966

The Who album Pete Townshend called “perfect for its time”

The landmark album for its time.

Tim Coffman
Apr 17, 2024

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