“My Sweet Lord” is a roller coaster of a song – and not just because of an arrangement that soars from George Harrison’s simple acoustic
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When he was invited to a Thanksgiving celebration in 1965, 18-year-old folk singer Arlo Guthrie drove from New York City to a deconsecrated church in Great
Van Halen’s 5150 tour, their first with Sammy Hagar as lead vocalist, was captured on the band’s first-ever long form concert video, Live Without a Net.
“The tail wags the dog,” says Hugh Syme, reflecting on his “marquee” cover for Rush’s 1976 LP 2112. That’s a reliable refrain from the band’s longtime
All Things Must Pass did more than kick off George Harrison’s post-Beatles solo career. The triple-album set, issued on Nov. 27, 1970, provided a platform
Hugh Syme, Rush’s longtime art director, compares album cover design to songwriting: Some concepts take ages to work out, and others arrive instantly. “I’m always
To celebrate the 35th anniversary of Kiss’ Asylum tour, guitarist Bruce Kulick has unearthed never-before-seen audio and video of the band performing a rare cover
Styx’s fifth album, Equinox, is the awkward middle child of the band’s discography, falling somewhere between the prog-lite pomposity of their indie early material on
Eagles released “Peaceful Easy Feeling,” the third single from their self-titled debut, on Dec. 1, 1972. The song reached No. 22 on the Billboard Hot 100
Australia woke up to the arrival of AC/DC’s second album on Dec. 1, 1975. Released just months after their debut, High Voltage, T.N.T. benefitted from experiences