Elvis Presley’s Inspiring ‘If I Can Dream’: Behind the Song

There are many goosebump-inducing scenes in Elvis, the sensational 2022 biopic. One such chapter is his 1968 comeback TV special, and its culminating moment

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All Around the World: Oasis Again Add Dates to Reunion Tour

The band’s 2025 world reunion tour has been met with “phenomenal demand”

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Quincy Jones’ ‘Back on the Block’: A Movie for the Ears

Recognized as one of the most unusual and kaleidoscopic albums ever produced, the 7x Grammy-winner featured an all-star cast.

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The Number One Singles of 1981

Top 40 radio wasn’t rocking too hard, as programmers were favoring lighter sounds that were also succeeding on rival Adult/Contemporary stations

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Elvis Costello ‘King of America & Other Realms’ Box Set: Review

The remastered album is joined by additional studio tracks, demos, outtakes and concert performances. The material spans nearly four decades.

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Andy Paley, Composer and Producer Who Collaborated With Brian Wilson, Dies

“I never thought in my wildest dreams that I would work with Brian and Darlene Love, or that Jerry Lee Lewis would one day record a song I’d written with him in mind.”

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Genesis’ ‘Lamb Lies Down on Broadway’ Gets 50th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition

The landmark record, originally released in 1974 at the pinnacle of the band’s early success, proved to be their final studio release with their charismatic frontman Peter Gabriel.

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J. Geils Band Frontman, Peter Wolf, Announces Memoir

Each chapter in Waiting on the Moon: Artists, Poets, Drifters, Grifters and Goddesses reads as its own short story.

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Steely Dan ‘Can’t Buy a Thrill’: All Systems Go

Their debut is tuneful and literate, and the musicianship can be exuberantly loose or scarily precise, perched midway between jazz, rock, and rhythm and blues.

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When Jefferson Airplane Sang From a NYC Rooftop

When the French filmmaker Godard needed a band for his new film on radical culture in 1968, he invited San Francisco’s finest. They responded by waking up New York City.

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