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Bruce Dickinson Would Rather Quit Than Become “Disneyland Maiden” by Using Backing Tracks
Bruce Dickinson has expressed his distaste for bands using backing tracks, saying he'd rather retire than see Iron Maiden ...
Jason Isbell Is Alone Again, Preternaturally, on a Superb Solo Acoustic Tour: Concert Review
Jason Isbell's solo concerts behind his new acoustic album 'Foxes in the Snow' are right up there with his band tours for ...
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Bruce Springsteen Shares Magical Moment with Young Fan During Epic Harmonica Solo!
A Bruce Springsteen concert is always an unforgettable experience, but his recent show in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on August ...
10 Bob Dylan songs from the 1980s that are actually worth hearing
Bob Dylan has released some of the most celebrated music of all time, but he was written off in the 1980s. Here are 10 songs that show the decade wasn't all bad ...
Prince's Feud with Michael Jackson: Clues into Why He Skipped the 'We Are the World' Recording 40 Years Ago
Many assume that a fierce rivalry with Michael Jackson kept His Royal Badness from participating in the star-studded charity ...
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Darrell Scott discusses the only moment that counts
Darrell Scott has been writing and recording songs most of his life and he can still play the majority of them and sometimes ...
The Rolling Stones song that saved Bruce Springsteen’s career: “It was a very important record for me”
Bruce Springsteen has always confessed that he is a huge fan of Rolling Stones, but did you know one of their songs saved his career?
How The Knack wrote My Sharona, the one hit wonder to end all one hit wonders
When The Knack started, I wrote songs about girls,” the late frontman told me in 2008. “I think girls is really what rock’n’roll is about.” Indeed, every song on the band’s 1979 debut album Get The ...