Queen’s 1991 single “The Show Must Go On” was more than just another triumphant song in the band’s catalog. The track also served as an emphatic
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David Bowie’s ‘Heroes’: A Track-by-Track Guide
Dave Stewart didn’t approach Eurythmics’ all-but-forgotten debut as a pop album but more of a sonic experience. There were key figures beyond longtime collaborator Annie
When Grace Slick Blasted Off During Jefferson Airplane Live Debut
On Oct. 17, 1981, Saturday Night Live viewers got their final glimpse of one of the show’s most popular — and most unlucky — characters,
INXS were rising figures in their home country – but not yet superstars – when they decided to shift focus. Their self-titled debut had barely
When Metallica Detailed Road Triumphs on ‘Wherever I May Roam’
The Supremes were already the most successful female group in history – five straight No. 1s in 1964-65 – when they released their ninth album, The Supremes A’
For those outside the loop of comedy news, Norm Macdonald probably seemed like an unspectacular choice to host Saturday Night Live: He was far from
You can take the boy out of punk, but you can’t take the punk out of the boy — or at least that’s what Billy