“A great vocal”: the 1985 song Stevie Nicks knew she couldn’t compete with
No need for improvement.
Author: Tim Coffman Archives: 05/2026
The closest Robert Plant ever came to being a true blues singer: “The nearest I’d get”
The height of his emotions.
The iconic American singer that Mick Jagger could never enjoy: “I wasn’t impressed”
Too old-fashioned for him.
“Nobody can touch”: the singer Art Garfunkel put above everyone else
The most tasteful singer of them all.
The 1978 album Bruce Springsteen couldn’t stand releasing: “A huge body of work”
The right songs for the wrong moment.
The 1969 show Graham Nash could never recapture again: “There’ll never be anything as good”
Capturing a moment in time.