The one band Eric Clapton always should have joined: “I love those guys”
Fitting in perfectly.
Author: Tim Coffman Archives: 05/2026
The 2002 song George Harrison always wanted to be his last: “A prayer”
Seeing off this world perfectly.
The 1986 album Billy Joel wanted to forget about: “Material I’m not proud of”
Losing the plot a bit.
The one singer Elton John couldn’t stand being around: “A disturbing person”
The worst kind of situation.
The horrible gig Robert Plant couldn’t get enough of: “Drunk on the whole event”
Still riding the high.
The one band Sammy Hagar didn’t want to turn into: “Every cheese ball band”
Can’t go down that road.
The most original singer Linda Ronstadt ever heard: “A great musician”
Making the best of his voice.
The 1965 song that made Stevie Nicks love George Harrison: “A serious romantic”
Falling in love with only a few words.
The ultimate 1960s song, according to Paul McCartney: “The weather was always good”
The perfect snapshot of the times.
The 1978 Yes album Rick Wakeman can’t stand listening to: “Appalling”
The right songs with the wrong sound.
The one musician Dave Grohl knew could play anything: “The best band ever”
Playing anything he could get his hands on.