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Janis Ian Documentary ‘Breaking Silence’: Review

The singer-songwriter behind such classics as “At Seventeen” and “Society’s Child” is profiled in a moving new film.

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Alison Krauss & Union Station Return With ‘Arcadia,’ 1st New Album In 14 Years

They’ll be supporting the album with a significant tour, the band’s first run of shows together in more than ten years.

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Fleetwood Mac Releases 1975 to 1987 Studio Albums Box Set

The collection includes the multi-platinum albums Fleetwood Mac (1975), Rumours (1977), Tusk (1979), Mirage (1982) and Tango In the Night (1987).

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Tony Banks Interview on Genesis’ Rise to Stadium Shows

The “average piano student” became the keyboardist and co-founder of one of the biggest bands in the world.

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10 More Songs That Defined New Wave Music

Part 2 of our series on songs that defined the new wave movement of the ’70s and ’80s with the B-52’s, Pretenders, Devo and more.

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11 Classic Rock Songs for Spring

There are few things sunnier than these songs about spring from some of music’s greatest acts including Led Zeppelin, the Rascals and, yup, the Beach Boys.

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Genesis Closes 2022 Farewell Tour With Final Concert in London

Perhaps this was truly it—and this time it appears that it is, due to Phil Collins’ health issues. The reunion tour featured a mix of hits and album cuts.

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‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’ Documentary Returning to Imax

The feature-length film has crossed the $10 million mark at the U.S. box office.

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When John Lennon Gave His Signed Copy of The Beatles’ ‘Butcher’ Cover To a Teenaged Fan

Before he became a successful record company promotion man, Dave Morrell was an 18-year-old music fan who dug the Beatles. He shares a one-of-a-kind story from his book.

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‘The Beatles Anthology’ Book Gets 25th Anniversary Reissue

The original title, published in 2000, came five years after the acclaimed three-part documentary that aired on ITV in the U.K. and on ABC TV in the U.S. in November 1995.

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