The Prince Super Bowl Performance

After years of lackluster middle-of-the-road talent at halftime, the NFL started a run of classic rock legends. None was as electrifying as the Purple One.

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Feb 21, 2019: Peter Tork of the Monkees Dies at 77

He was the second member of the much-loved music group to pass, following the death of Davy Jones in 2012. “I’m heartbroken over the loss of my Monkee brother”

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‘Young Americans’ Became a Game-Changer For David Bowie

This soulful single from the “Thin White Duke” helped launch his U.S. breakthrough. Do you know the guest musicians on the recording?

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The Great White Nightclub Fire Tragedy

Rock music’s most fatal concert disaster never should have happened on this day due to a tragic series of avoidable errors

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When the Bee Gees Came Back With ‘Lonely Days’

After some early success, the trio had broken up in 1969. When they reunited in 1970, they recorded what would become their biggest hit up until then

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Liam Neeson’s ‘Taken’ Phone Speech

We will never get tired of watching the actor deliver the Taken phone speech. Previous generations may have had their Oliviers and Gables. We’ve got Liam

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Feb 19, 2022: Gary Brooker, Leader of Procol Harum—Obituary

He was the singer, pianist and primary composer for the English rock band Procol Harum, best known for their 1967 hit, “A Whiter Shade of Pale”

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Remembering AC/DC’s Bon Scott, 1946-1980

The AC/DC singer remains atop or close to it on the honor roll of greatest hard rock singers ever. “Death by misadventure”

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Bill Murray as Lounge Singer: ‘Star Wars’ on ‘SNL’

In early 1978, the movie phenomenon was in its infancy. And unsuspecting filmgoers didn’t realize that the main theme had lyrics until Nick Winters sang them

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Steve Miller Exclusive: Big Plans for 2018

There will be boxed sets and remastering of his catalog. He reveals: “There are miles of unreleased performances.” Universal Music said: “What do you want to do?”

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