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“It’s hard for me to relate to people enjoying that kind of pain”: What Bob Dylan said about his classic album released 50 years ago
By Paul Elliott published
Was Blood On The Tracks really his ‘divorce album’?
“Ironic, self-aware, intimate, DIY”: The making of Bad Guy, Billie Eilish’s biggest hit
By Neil Crossley published
The first single by an artist born in the 21st century to top the US Billboard Hot 100
“Even a baby can sing, ‘Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene’”: How Dolly Parton created a country classic
By Neil Crossley published
“I was playing guitar pretty seriously back then,” Dolly said
Orianthi on what she learned from Michael Jackson and the King of Pop's ear for guitar tone
By Jonathan Horsley published
The pop icon died before Orianthi got the chance to play live with him but the intensity of the rehearsals left a lasting impression on the Aussie guitar phenom
2025's new DIY techno drum machine craze is here, and all you need is a flashlight and an FM radio
By Andy Jones published
A producer creates a kick drum pattern using a torch, and it even has sidechain compression
“Don’t overthink it” : Finneas on how Billie Eilish's Birds of a Feather keeps it simple
By Andy Jones published
Basically, keep it simple, stupid – we knew there was a reason we're not global superstars
“Suddenly the sun shone and it was, ‘Wow!’”: How ELO’s Jeff Lynne created his masterpiece Mr. Blue Sky - and how a little joke at the end of the song was misheard by millions
By Neil Crossley last updated
Inside the making of a miniature pop symphony
“If you'd suggested this in 2015, you'd have been laughed out the room”: Music is bigger than cinema
By Si Truss published
Best of 2024: Former Spotify and PRS Chief Economist Will Page has run the numbers on music copyright, with some surprising results
The story behind Summer Of ‘69, a soaring, carefree pop-rock anthem with killer hooks
By Neil Crossley published
With Summer Of '69, Adams created an evergreen hit that defined the era and became a rite of passage for generations of guitarists
"It was a fair fight that I got thrown out of the band for, because Moon came for me with a tambourine": When Roger Daltrey was fired from The Who at the worst possible time in 1965
By Rob Laing published
Best of 2024: "When they got on amphetamines the music just turned to a load of crap," reflected the singer
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