Paul McCartney Post-Beatles ‘Man on the Run’ Documentary to Amazon

The film comes from Academy Award winning director Morgan Neville (20 Feet from Stardom, Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain.

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Tedeschi Trucks Band to Release ‘Mad Dogs & Englishmen Revisited’ With Leon Russell

The 2025 album marks 10 years since their iconic tribute performance at the Virginia-based LOCKN’ festival.

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Both Sides of Joni Mitchell at the Isle of Wight 1970

At first she appears shaken and angry. She asks for some respect. She gets it. The audience begins listening attentively and calls her back for an encore.

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Eyewitnesses to The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl in 1965

For anyone at the famed Fab Four appearances it was an experience to remember for the rest of their lives. We spoke to many in attendance.

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When Motown Went to ‘War’—The Edwin Starr #1 Hit

When Motown’s chief was reluctant to release an antiwar song by the Temptations as a single, another singer stepped in to re-record it. It went to #1.

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Supertramp LPs Get Half-Speed Remasters For 50th Anniversary

Crime of the Century was their era-defining third album that catapulted them to global success, along with Crisis? What Crisis?

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Revisiting Paul Simon’s U.S. Solo Debut: World Music

He said at the time, “I am really happy to be by myself now and not have to share decisions. Now I do things almost entirely to my taste.”

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10 Great Rock Driving Songs

Going for a drive? Songs by the Stones, the Doors, Golden Earring and other classic rock artists provide musical fuel for your journey.

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show to Celebrate 50th Anniversary in 2025

“When it was first released, no one thought it would be around very long let alone…50 years,” says its producer, Lou Adler.

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Joe Cocker ‘Mad Dogs & Englishmen’: More Than a Little Help

“We can imagine how exhausted Cocker, Russell and Co. must have been when they got off the road, but from the audience’s point of view, it was worth it.”

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