“The key,” Lambert says, “is to be mindful of the original intention of the songs.”

Slowly, but surely, something magical was happening.

This Miles-meets-Mosada alchemy offers Interesting new twists.

They scored an early hit with a Gouldman song. But it didn’t end there.

One of their most trenchant late-1960s protest songs took a circuitous route.

She says it elicits “very happy and, dare I say it, X-rated memories.”

“The whole idea of making an album,” John Oates says, “is really old-fashioned.”

Toto has begun rehearsals for fall American dates with Michael McDonald.

This standout early CSN song remains a fiery indictment of dreams lost.

When Tom Johnston’s health faltered, producer Ted Templeman initially approached Patrick Simmons about fronting the Doobie Brothers. Simmons had another idea.