‘Don’t just rely on what you’ve done’: Lynyrd Skynyrd eyes follow up to Last of a Dyin’ Breed
Drummer Rickey Medlocke’s history with the band goes back to an early-1970s stint.
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‘One of the hardest sessions’: Legendary Stax smash was no easy task for Steve Cropper
Here’s the story behind one of Cropper’s more brilliantly concise performances.
How Keith Olsen went from producing Fleetwood Mac to the Grateful Dead: ‘All I could say was: Holy crap’
‘Terrapin Station’ would go gold for the Grateful Dead, making it their best seller since ‘Europe ’72.’
‘It’s complete nonsense’: Nick Mason on the secret message in Pink Floyd’s ‘Empty Spaces’
“Empty Spaces” wasn’t the first Floyd song to include a such a message — but it’s the funniest.
‘Something is continuing to bother me’: Bruce Springsteen discusses his recent burst of creativity
Springsteen has issued more music in the last five years than he did in all of the 1990s.
Ace Frehley on his unlikely new cover of Steve Miller’s ‘The Joker’: ‘It’s got a nice, cool vibe’
Remember “New York Groove”? The ex-Kiss guitarist says it’s like that.
‘Last night was really moving’: Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page goes off script at Berklee commencement
He was on hand to inspire a generation of graduates. Instead, it was the other way around.
‘It doesn’t bother me at all’: Sean Lennon pushes on, in the long shadow of the Beatles’ John Lennon
Most of the questions – not to mention the comparisons – remain focused on his dad, the lost legend.
Trevor Rabin and Jon Anderson on Yes’ Most Overlooked Album: ‘It Was a Perfect Storm’
Issued decades ago now, Yes’ ‘Talk’ remains widely dismissed – when it’s not being ignored all together.
Jimmy Page returns to solo career after Led Zeppelin reissues: ‘I’ve got lots of material’
The guitarist has been rather stingy with solo product since his old band split up.
