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11 Great Classic Rock Driving Songs: Reader Favorites

The car is packed up and you’re ready to hit the road. These tunes from Bob Seger, BTO, The Doors, and Kraftwerk will help pass the time.

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Celebrating Mel Brooks

The legendary filmmaker, writer and actor is one of just 21 artists who have earned “EGOT” status, winning an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Award. A new documentary is coming from Judd Apatow.

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Paul McCartney’s Memorable ‘Band on the Run’ B-side

Though best known as a musician for being a bass man, his signature as a melodist is his use of piano on “Let It Be,” “Hey Jude” and this one.

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The Zombies’ Colin Blunstone Interview: It’s Time

Our writer followed the British Invasion band from gig to gig. Their co-founder / lead vocalist talked about their tour of a classic album.

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‘The Wrecking Crew’ Director Responds to Carol Kaye as Bassist Declines Rock Hall Honor

After the legendary bassist objected to her induction and, once again, critized the name commonly used for the LA studio musicians of the ’60s, Denny Tedesco sets the record straight.

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Peter Asher Interview: Pop Star to Top Producer

He arrived with the British Invasion as half of Peter and Gordon, then went on to produce such greats as James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt.

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11 Great Rock and Pop Summer Songs

Here are some favorites on our playlist that span several decades, to help you celebrate the season of barbecues, convertibles and beaches.

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Gregg Rolie on Santana, Woodstock and Journey

Rolie: “I’ve said yes to almost every right thing I should do, and I’ve said no to the things I don’t think I should. I’m proud of everything I’ve done.”

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A Chat with David Leaf, Author of a Classic Brian Wilson Bio

The author’s update of a book first published in 1978 includes many new revelations, as well as new photos.

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To Be Brian Wilson (ooh, still dig those sounds): A Tribute

People didn’t write songs like this. It may be the most introspective song in all of rock and roll history.

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