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Long John Baldry: The forgotten 1950s musician who helped launch two of Britain’s biggest solo stars “He really did change the course of my life, bless his heart…” Paulina Subia Jul 16, 2026
The 1972 single that made Neil Young glad he hasn’t “had that much success” It’s a good thing. Dale Maplethorpe Jul 15, 2026
The only critic that Joni Mitchell has ever tried to impress: “I’m a fine artist working in a commercial arena” The inescapable truth. Lauren Hunter Jul 15, 2026
The most genuine 1990s musician Neil Young ever met: “Music is his religion” High praise. Dale Maplethorpe Jul 14, 2026
The 1970s singer Joni Mitchell called “a musical genius” “I love the quality of his singing”. Kelly Murphy Jul 14, 2026
The 1970 song Graham Nash didn’t mind ruining: “That didn’t mean shit to me” A pivotal track… Ben Forrest Jul 14, 2026
The singer Leonard Cohen called “the highest mountain” for songwriters “Like pinning a medal on Mount Everest…” Ben Forrest Jul 14, 2026
Consistency is key: Which artists have had the longest classic album runs in history? Working at staggering levels. Reuben Cross Jul 13, 2026
The Joni Mitchell songs inspired by her former lover, Leonard Cohen A Montreal muse. Jordan Potter Jul 12, 2026
The 1987 song that reveals the true Linda Ronstadt: “Music should hit you” The power of the voice. Kelly Murphy Jul 12, 2026
Five unreleased Bob Dylan songs that deserved better Hard to pick just five. Reuben Cross Jul 12, 2026