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Elvis Presley Launches Recording Career for $4

One of the most remarkable careers in music history got off to an inauspicious start on July 18, 1953, when an 18-year-old Elvis Presley walked

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Beatles Tape 27-Minute Version of ‘Helter Skelter’

Initial sessions for “Helter Skelter” were so intense that they ultimately included the longest song the Beatles ever recorded: a 27-minute version of the track that later appeared

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Remembering Rage Against the Machine’s Ballsy 1993 Protest

On July 18, 1993, thousands of fans turned out to see rock’s hottest new act, the powerful Los Angeles quartet Rage Against the Machine. What

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How Billy Joel Wrote ‘The River of Dreams’ in Spite of Himself

Billy Joel didn’t want to write “The River of Dreams.” He fought in vain to resist the pull of the future hit as it flooded his

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How John Mellencamp Celebrated His Roots With ‘Small Town’

John Mellencamp was a bona fide rock star by 1985, with a No. 1 album and a slew of Top 10 hits under his belt,

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Mott the Hoople Gets Real on Career-Defining ‘Mott’

Mott the Hoople officially entered the second and greatest chapter of their career on July 20, 1973, when they released their sixth album. The LP’s title,

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The Song Lou Reed Refused to Give Up On

In 1973, Lou Reed was interested in the future. He had released his debut solo album the previous year and had no plans to let his

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The ‘Sgt. Pepper’s’ Movie Derails Two Careers

How do you kill the careers of two of the biggest pop acts in the world in one fell swoop? Simple: Leave them stranded in

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Metallica Transforms Metal With ‘Kill ‘Em All’

The release of Metallica’s debut album, Kill ‘Em All, on July 25, 1983, meant thrash had officially arrived. Metal had already witnessed many undeniable precedents,

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The Doobie Brothers Forget ‘China Grove’ Is Real

Tom Johnston of the Doobie Brothers assumed the song he was writing in 1973 about a slow-moving Texas town called “China Grove” was fictional. Until

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