How one of his favourite Motown songs defined the 1960s for Paul McCartney
“It’s just one of my favourite Motown tracks.”
Author: Poppy Burton
The song David Crosby wrote while freebasing cocaine: “In the middle of a downhill slide”
“I didn’t want to bother with anything except taking more drugs.”
The dark true story behind Gordon Lightfoot classic ‘Sundown’
“I was hoping that no one else would get their hands on her”.
The legendary Thin Lizzy song the band always hated: “The oddball song”
“It just seemed to be out of order.”
The 10 essential drumming albums, according to Clem Burke
“I like drummers who are unique and have tons of personality.”
The band Phil Collins saw as a threat to his career: “The enemy”
“I didn’t like the way you people sang deliberately of of tune.”
The private $7,500 letter that John Lennon wrote to Waylon Jennings
“I thought you were some kind of mad guy or something like that.”
