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The 1976 album ranks as one of the best-selling debut albums in music history with 17 million copies sold in the U.S. alone

FEATURES: Spotlight Feature

When the duo’s music career was tragically cut short, Torrence turned to his visual art skills and became a Grammy-winning album cover designer.

FEATURES: Through The Lens

The film is a portrait of a time in America when all seemed innocent and carefree but was not: bubbling just underneath, trouble and tension.

FEATURES: Points of View

An Elektra Records senior executive paints a great picture of an industry legend: “You have to get out of here. That guy is crazy”

FEATURES: New Classics

The saxophonist talks about playing with the E Street Band, the audience’s reception, the first time he saw them perform

FEATURES: Interviews

“When we started we were arrogant enough to think we would be successful, in spite of the fact that what we were doing was far off the beaten path.”

FEATURES: Spotlight Feature

The award-winner teamed, often with lyricist Hal David, on such classics as “The Look of Love” and “(They Long To Be) Close To You.”

FEATURES: Interviews

Of the 1977 album, he says, “there was no way the band was going to survive this. It [ultimately] served as a bonding experience.”

FEATURES: Interviews

Of her 2003 album: “That was my biggest challenge, to break through this phantom tabloid thing I had and put down something substantial.”

FEATURES: Interviews

In this 2015 interview by music journalist Harvey Kubernik, the late vocalist spoke about the early days of the band he co-founded, and much more.