Beatles, Bowie, ‘The Boss’ and more box sets for this year’s boxing day considerations

With Boxing Day upon us, it seems appropriate to survey the year's music box sets -- an annual ritual that in 2025 has ...
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Today-Music-History-Jan08

Today in Music History for Jan. 8: In 1921, Canadian soprano Beatrice LaPalme, one of the most sought-after artists of her generation, died in Montreal at the age of 42. In 1923, Canadian soprano ...

The astonishing story of Slade: glamour, tragedy and beyond

With their over-the-top appearances on Top Of The Pops and their rowdy-as-hell music, Slade created a glitter-stomp ...

'David Bowie wanted to make the album of his life before he died two days later'

Producer Tony Visconti recalls the heartbreaking moment David Bowie removed his woolly cap to reveal he had no eyebrows - ...

‘You could see a heartbroken man’: Inside David Bowie’s final months

Ten years on from the the singer’s death, a new book reveals how he kept his illness so secret that few knew about it. This ...
American Songwriter

3 Chart-Topping Classic Rock Albums From 1974 That We Still Stan

Rock music was all the rage in the mid-1970s. These are three classic rock albums that hit No. 1 on the Top 200 in 1974.
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Where Are They Now? The 1970s Proto-Punk Band From Detroit That Might Have Invented Punk Rock Before Anyone Else

The enormously underrated Detroit-based band Death might have never gotten their flowers if not for a groundbreaking documentary from 2012.

The Beatles' 1967 Song From 'Sgt. Pepper' Was Initially Banned but Went on to Change Rock Music

This 1967 Beatles song from Sgt. Pepper was banned at first but went on to redefine rock music and inspire countless musicians.