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Blues Rock

Hubert Sumlin- The overlooked architect of blues rock -

Hubert Sumlin: The blues innovator who shaped rock music in the shadows

Howlin’ Wolf’s lead guitarist was a huge influence on Clapton, Page, Richards, and more.

Andrew Clayman
May 19, 2026
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin onstage bare-chested at Madison Square Garden in New York City in 1977.

The classic 1971 song Led Zeppelin rarely played live

A rarity from Led Zeppelin.

Tyler Golsen
May 18, 2026
10 live albums which capture the true heart of the blues

10 live albums which capture the true heart of the blues

All are must listens.

Dale Maplethorpe
May 15, 2026
Friends, foes, and the circus- The tangled relationship of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones

Friends, foes, and the circus: The tangled relationship of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones

You needed to pick a side, even if they rarely did.

Andrew Clayman
May 13, 2026
Billy Gibbons - ZZ Top - Guitarist

Billy Gibbons’ favourite ZZ Top riffs

Gibbons made some fine choices.

Tyler Golsen
May 12, 2026
Eric Clapton - Cream - 23

The band that made Eric Clapton break things off with John Mayall: “Be so free, you could go anywhere”

Breaking out.

Callum MacHattie
Apr 30, 2026
The infamous Seattle hotel that Led Zeppelin were banned from entering

The Led Zeppelin’s 1969 US tour and the cities they claimed to have “destroyed”

The big bang.

Callum MacHattie
Apr 30, 2026
College radio and remaining quirky- How The Rolling Stones led to the sound of the Pixies

College radio and remaining quirky: How The Rolling Stones led to the sound of the Pixies

You can’t get no satisfaction if you’re comparing yourself to the Stones.

Gaia Neiman
Apr 14, 2026
'Born in Chicago'- Who was Paul Butterfield?

‘Born in Chicago’: Who was Paul Butterfield?

Born in Chicago.

Matthew Ingate
Apr 7, 2026
Led Zeppelin - Jimmy Page - Robert Plant - John Paul Jones - John Bonham

“The audience loved us”: The 1970s rock band Led Zeppelin wanted to sabotage

Throwing their weight.

Callum MacHattie
Apr 4, 2026
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin onstage bare-chested at Madison Square Garden in New York City in 1977.

“Screwed with them”: the songs Led Zeppelin defied their label to release

Moulding a classic.

Callum MacHattie
Mar 31, 2026
The Beatles album that featured Jimmy Page on guitar- Lo and behold

The Beatles album that featured Jimmy Page on guitar: “Lo and behold”

Earning his crust.

Callum MacHattie
Mar 31, 2026

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