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Early Guns N’ Roses outtakes help tell the story of how their epochal ‘Appetite For Destruction’ was created, from acoustic demos to final versions.
The artist born Steven Georgiou became one of the quintessential singer-songwriters.
Bare Wires was John Mayall's breakthrough album in the US. Released in 1968 in mixes blues, folk, jazz, R&B, progressive rock and even psychedelia
After a decade of hard work, the Los Angeles native born 20 July 1945 was on her way, with 'Bette Davis Eyes' and then the 'Mistaken Identity' album.
In the grounds of a stately home in Hertfordshire, the Bucolic Frolic culminated in some mighty southern rock.
In memory of a rock frontman whose impact lives on despite his tragically early death.
Dr. May maintains a non-stop schedule as a guitarist, songwriter, humanitarian and in so many other roles.
John and Paul's show of solidarity was a measure of the outrage felt about Jagger and Richards' imprisonment.
In 1956, the great bluesman recorded his commemoration of a Mississippi tragedy.
Released in 2002, ‘A Nod And A Wink’ was influenced by events close to mainstay Andy Latimer’s heart, and focused on childhood dreams.
The one-time Motown secretary and backing vocalist became one of the company's A-list vocalists.
On 18 July 1974, the former Beatle was officially told (again) to get out of the United States.
Today, legends are ten a penny. When Billie Holiday was given the accolade it meant something: she was one of, if not the, best jazz singers of all time.
John Coltrane died on 17 July 1967, having given more to jazz in his 40 years than many who lived a much longer life, we look back at his great legacy.
The Welsh stalwart inspired by Lead Belly and Big Bill Broonzy helped introduce R&B-tinged rock to a huge audience.