The one band Billy Joel never wanted to play in again: “I got that out of my system”
The hardest lesson to learn.
Author: Tim Coffman
“It wasn’t a good version”: the 1978 song Linda Ronstadt thought she ruined
The hard look of retrospect.
The 1956 song Robert Plant pinpointed as “the basis” for heavy rock ‘n’ roll
A design for rock and roll’s legacy.
10 classic rock songs that everybody got wrong
Every classic rock song tends to be subjective. As much as fans might like to sing along to their favourite artists whenever they come on…
The country legend Neil Young was “petrified” to play for: “Whether I was going to screw it up”
Filled with fear with an idol’s eyes on him.
The 1968 song Billy Joel and Bob Dylan called the best: “The greatest ever”
The most perfect recording.
The one album Dolly Parton will always regret not making: “I have a big heartache”
Falling by the wayside.
The one musician Christine McVie never wanted to talk to: “I couldn’t keep peace”
Losing all kinds of communications.
The 1970s singer Sting was always disappointed in: “A difficult position”
The most unstable legends.