The prog-rock band Jack Black called endlessly awesome: “A deep reservoir”
Still wowing people decades on.
Author: Tim Coffman
The jazz musician who leaves Angus Young in awe: “One of the greatest ever”
The true peak of an entertainer.
‘Aqualung’: The 1971 prog-rock masterpiece that made Jethro Tull immovable icons
Changing the entire game.
The 1960s legend Graham Nash wanted to join CSN: “They didn’t want to”
The best kind of musical spice.
The 1969 song that always reminds Patti Smith of Lou Reed: “Haunted me”
One of the most powerful tunes.
The one band David Crosby called the best writers in history: “Nobody better”
The best kind of musicality.
The 1950s singer Tom Petty called the most incredible writer: “Simple”
Resonating throughout the years.
The one musician Don Henley never wanted in the Eagles: “Resentment”
Getting more and more uncomfortable.
The best band Linda Ronstadt could have asked for: “As good as it gets”
The absolute best in the world.
The 1969 song Keith Richards wishes never existed: “Got it right the first time”
Messing with perfection.