Tom Waits’ 70s era albums established him as one of America’s greatest songwriters. But his game-changing 80s trilogy revealed him as a visionary. 1976’s Small
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Glen Campbell will forever be remembered for the golden voice that made songs such as “Wichita Lineman,” “Gentle On My Mind,” “Rhinestone Cowboy,” and “By
Martha & the Vandellas’ golden breakthrough year of 1963 got even better on November 30. They’d scored a debut hit that spring with the R&B
Willie Nelson was already nearly 30 by the time his career as a songwriter, and then a performer, began to make inroads on the Nashville
The Rolling Stones’ tour of North America in late 1969 was their first since the summer of 1966 and it was their first anywhere since
It was one of the most memorable quotes of any band split, with one of the most amusing outcomes. In 1980, when the Eagles split
The 1973 line-up of Traffic was captured on disc with the appropriately-named On The Road, the group’s live album which entered the UK chart on
Cat Stevens began the 1970s determined to make up for lost time. Just a month after the April 1970 release of Mona Bone Jakon, an
The album that we have all come to call “The White Album” is in reality called The Beatles, but virtually from the moment it was
Since hitting cinemas in 2000, Disney’s The Emperor’s New Groove has become a cult classic. The movie’s blend of sharp comedy, wacky slapstick, and arch