The convicted 1967 killer who had an axe to grind with Michael Caine: “Hardly helped my case” An odd feud. Scott Campbell Jul 15, 2026
What is the meaning behind The Doors’ 1967 classic ‘The End’? “Lost in a Roman wilderness of pain…” Tom Phelan Jul 15, 2026
The one singer Don Henley called his greatest influence: “More than anybody” The greatest muse for him. Tim Coffman Jul 15, 2026
The 1965 Rolling Stones song that began as an attempt to copy Bob Dylan: “I wasn’t actually a thief” You can hear the influence. Dale Maplethorpe Jul 15, 2026
The 1967 track George Martin called a masterpiece: “One of the best things we’ve done” The watershed musical moment. Tim Coffman Jul 15, 2026
The banned 1982 World Cup song sung by the England heroes of 1966 34 years of hurt. Reuben Cross Jul 15, 2026
60 years later, ‘Indication’ remains one of The Zombies’ most underrated masterpieces A lost hit. Kelly Murphy Jul 15, 2026
The day when Paul McCartney punched Eddie Vedder in the face: “It hurt!” Never meet your heroes. Dale Maplethorpe Jul 15, 2026
The two Beatles that Keith Richards thought would have no problem “fitting into the Stones” “If you can imagine that sort of thing”. Dale Maplethorpe Jul 15, 2026
The 1960s American rock band Led Zeppelin left in the dust: “No match” An annoying gig. Dale Maplethorpe Jul 14, 2026
“A total record”: the 1967 Beatles song Paul Simon called perfection Real recognises real. Dale Maplethorpe Jul 14, 2026
The 1969 album Neil Young is most proud of: “It’s my favourite one” Everything sounding perfect. Tim Coffman Jul 14, 2026