After spending several years dabbling in global rhythms and songforms – and kicking off his solo career in the wake of Simon & Garfunkel’s dissolution
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“Runnin’ With the Devil” simultaneously altered the trajectory of rock and announced Van Halen’s arrival. A cover of the Kinks’ “You Really Got Me” served
The friendly title and bold front cover of Bruce Springsteen’s 1973 debut album, Greetings From Asbury Park, made it seem like the small seaside town
Journey lost singer Steve Perry for a second time on May 7, 1998. The first time, back in the ’80s, Perry’s exit had been voluntary – the
It’s hardly a news flash to say that a great deal of work was done in the studio when Pink Floyd was recording its classic
Even the most legendary rock artists sometimes leave us shaking our heads and wondering what they were thinking. Jimmy Page had his turn in the late
Singer Cy Curnin was in a contemplative mood as the Fixx began to emerge from college radio. “Saved by Zero” captured it well, arriving on May
None of the Rolling Stones thought “Miss You” would amount to much, and it certainly wasn’t a top priority when they were recording their 1978 album, Some
Like many other ’70s rock greats, Hawkwind built their legacy onstage rather than in the recording studio. The British space-rock pioneers’ defining masterpiece arrived on
Cream was sitting on top of the world in the spring of 1968. The power trio had followed up their 1966 debut, Fresh Cream, with