The Beatles performance that crossed the line for the BBC in 1967
It didn’t stop the song from becoming popular.
From The Vault Archives: 04/2026
“Lousy”: The 1972 Rolling Stones record Mick Jagger couldn’t stand listening to
A fraction of what it could have been.
“Driving me mad”: The classic album from 1983 that left David Bowie fed up with music
Far from where he wanted to be.
The three words of Keith Richards’ advice Jimmy Page ignored in 1977: “Quite amusing”
It fell on deaf ears.
The musician Bob Dylan called “light years ahead” of everybody else
Creating the music of the future.
The 1980 Genesis song too difficult for Peter Gabriel to sing: “It was typical Peter”
A timing too tricky to follow.
The 1967 Beach Boys song inspired by Stevie Wonder and a health food store: “Each feel represented a mood”
The origins of a classic hippie era tune.
The two songs by The Beatles that Bob Dylan couldn’t stand: “Such a cop-out”
Dylan has always been one to speak his mind.
