It’s perhaps no surprise that America’s “Sister Golden Hair” shares a Beatles-sounding guitar line, considering the presence of producer George Martin. But the connection actually
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The months leading up to Depeche Mode’s seventh album were marked by a growing interest from outside the core goth audience that had been loyal to the
On March 20, 1980, an unusual incident worthy of an Eagles song played out in New York City. A Texas truck driver entered the offices
Eric Clapton was tired of the guitar-god stuff. He wanted to focus on singing and on a relaxed vibe. There was some momentum to build
After weathering the pitfalls of fame — including lineup changes and mounting expectations — Queens of the Stone Age emerged in 2005 with their fourth
Released in March 1965, Die Die My Darling is the film that connects glamorous old Hollywood star Tallulah Bankhead, via a song with that title by
After woodshedding with longtime partner Steve Stevens on an album that never materialized, Idol resumed touring with a band that included a new collaborator, guitarist and drummer
Porky’s Revenge, released on March 22, 1985, brought an end to one of the strangest comedy trilogies in American movie history. The series went out
The final episode of V: The Series aired on March 22, 1985, marking the culmination of a great tragedy of ’80s television. The series, which didn’t
Producer Bob Ezrin was trying to remain focused on making The Wall in 1979, while the members of Pink Floyd were busy building walls between