The 1970 Led Zeppelin song Jimmy Page insisted was his alone: “An old emotional upheaval”
Some suspicious songwriting credits.
Author: Tyler Golsen
The only song that the Grateful Dead played throughout their entire career
There was always time for ‘Beat It On Down The Line’.
The 1948 movie Martin Scorsese crowned as “the very greatest ever made”
A timeless classic for Scorsese.
The 1969 Led Zeppelin song that Jimmy Page lied about: “Quite a little showpiece”
Jimmy Page lied for Zeppelin.
“My favourite”: The bizarre 1990s band Paul McCartney claimed could “outsing” The Beatles
High praise from Sir Paul.
In 1970, Creedence Clearwater Revival wrote the biggest hit song about Woodstock to date
Fogerty got inspired by the rain.
The 1972 Rolling Stones song that barely features the band: “An afternoon jam”
Only two Stones appear on ‘Happy’.
The all-night binge that led Bob Dylan to a 1966 masterpiece: “I got carried away”
Dylan behind the scenes.
The singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen could never stop admiring: “A musical monster”
High praise from Leonard Cohen.
The dark personal story behind Sting’s 1983 hit for The Police: “What poetry’s all about”
Sting at his most heartbroken.
