The band’s first two albums for RCA Records deliver more pleasures than their initial sales and reviews would suggest.
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The set offers a reminder that Blondie’s massive success came despite initial years of struggle, internal conflicts and other obstacles.
There’s a lot to like on this third Doors album, and it’s not difficult to see why it did so well. We review the 50th anniversary edition of their only #1 LP.
On “The Squeeze Songbook Tour,” Tilbrook, Difford and Co. delivered many of their favorites, as well as several deeper cuts from their excellent early catalog
The 4-part program includes previously unseen footage and interviews from Jagger, Richards and Wood, with archival material of Watts
“We can imagine how exhausted Cocker, Russell and Co. must have been when they got off the road, but from the audience’s point of view, it was worth it.”
The expanded edition of the Motown trio’s first—and only—studio album to hit #1 includes mono and stereo mixes plus loads and loads of covers
After sets by such stars as Santana, Journey, and Earth, Wind & Fire, the mega-concert was halted before Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon and others could perform
If you wanted to introduce someone to the group for the first time, this concert would be as good a place to start as any.
Where their fellow Liverpudlians continued to grow artistically, this combo, known for “Hippy Hippy Shake,” stayed in place too long.