The 1967 song Ray Manzarek called “the best lyrics I’d heard for a rock ‘n’ roll song”
A huge moment.
From The Vault Archives: 05/2026
The 1972 song Glenn Frey wanted to play forever: “Still love singing it”
Still resonating after all those years.
Who is the silver girl in the Simon and Garfunkel song ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’?
Her time had come to shine.
The 1975 song that defines Fleetwood Mac, according to Lindsey Buckingham
A classic written into history.
The 1976 Eagles song Don Henley thought never reached its full potential: “It’s fairly pedestrian”
A great epic with missed potential.
The 1970 song Black Sabbath almost threw away: “Sitting on the floor smoking dope”
Dancing too close to the fire.
The 1967 Beach Boys track Brian Wilson credited to LSD: “I knew it was the right song”
The surreal sounds of psychedelics.
The musicians who “resented” working with The Beatles: “It wasn’t exactly dignified”
Taking issue with their job.
The song that almost led Bob Dylan to boycott England for good in 1966: “It’s just vulgar”
An eff you to the Royal Albert.
