Anatomy of a fall-out: Dissecting the legendary feud between Paul McCartney and John Lennon
How egos, jealousy, and paranoia dismantled a magical partnership.
Author: Andrew Clayman
Bruce Hornsby – ‘Indigo Park’ album review: a uniquely self-aware “old man” album
Refusing to rest on his laurels.
The FBI vs Bob Dylan: “Not to go that far and shoot”
After saying he saw “some of myself” in Lee Harvey Oswald, the folk singer was deemed a potential threat.
“That’s what I want to do”: The bassist who blew Geezer Butler away
He first heard him at the age of 17.
The serial killer who terrified 1950s America inspired two classic rock songs
He fascinated Jim Morrison and Bruce Springsteen alike.
Fulu Miziki: The band leading a recycling art movement in Kinshasa
“We give a second life to what we pick up”.
Why Scott Walker called himself the “Orson Welles of the record industry”
“I’d quit and go wandering off into obscurity forever”.
The first meeting of Bob Dylan and his greatest guitarist, Mike Bloomfield
“I was just charmed by the man”.
The best rock album ever made, according to Roger Daltrey
“It’s incredibly loose and incredibly tight all at once”.
The Gas Board: The story of Bryan Ferry’s first band back home in Newcastle
“The music was good and we looked good”.