The 1996 album George Michael called his greatest work: “The best in my life”
The next phase of singing.
Author: Tim Coffman Archives: 06/2026
The only band every member of The Who could agree on: “All of us enjoyed”
The musical common thread.
The 1977 album Jeff Lynne thought could never be topped: “There was no way”
The perfection nothing can compare to.
The one band Chris Cornell would have joined without question: “I would have to”
The height of what he wanted.
The singer who had no faith in Metallica: “Never going to go anywhere”
Getting the wrong impression.
The bandmate George Harrison always struggled to write for: “The structure was always quite different”
Too unique for another’s words.
The one musician Joni Mitchell called too perfect to touch: “Like sacred terrain”
Beauty no one can copy.
The musician Rick Rubin was most proud to work with: “He’s a record-making craftsman”
The balance of song and texture.
