The Who’s “Magic Bus” was late in arriving, and didn’t fully live up to its chart potential, but became a band staple just the same.
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Back in the summer of 1999, amid Phantom Menace fever and fears of the Millenium bug, New Radicals‘ pop-rock smash hit “You Get What You
In the decade after leaving The Supremes in 1970, Diana Ross had enormous success. She released ten solo albums, starred in Lady Sings the Blues
It’s easy to forget now, but “Best Rapper Alive” wasn’t the first time Lil Wayne used an album cut to claim he was the world’s
Even someone who had switched off from rave music for a few years in the early 90s would have been startled by the drum’n’bass that
Lana Del Rey cut through the blissful dance-pop sound of the 2010s with somber, poetic lyricism that matched her smoky voice. Instead of looking towards
By the early 1990s, John Mellencamp had transformed from a scruffy young rocker into a rootsy troubadour, a champion of the working man, and a
Tom Cochrane was already a household name in his native Canada before releasing the international hit “Life Is A Highway.” The musician had spent more
Long consigned to pop music’s margins since its 1930s and 40s heyday, jazz enjoyed a surprising renaissance in 2000 when a 35-year-old Canadian female pianist
Kacey Musgraves didn’t name Golden Hour to acknowledge her critical and commercial status at the time of its release. But the feeling of widespread appreciation