Why David Bowie said Bob Dylan hated him
David Bowie once suggested that Bob Dylan actively disliked him, and his explanation was as revealing as it was self-aware.
1970s Rock
The one David Bowie album he called his most drug-oriented
The album Bowie says hashish shaped most profoundly, and why he later distanced himself from it.
The solo album David Gilmour compares to The Dark Side of the Moon
David Gilmour says Luck and Strange has the cohesion and emotional spark that reminds him of creating The Dark Side of the Moon
How The Band threw a Thanksgiving feast before 'The Last Waltz'
When The Band called it quits in 1976, they did it their way - with a Thanksgiving feast, a star-studded lineup and Martin Scorsese behind the camera
How Peter Frampton's ultimate "dream" led to Small Faces ending, and the formation of Humble Pie
Steve Marriott’s career didn’t end with Small Faces. His dramatic exit sparked the creation of Humble Pie, with a young Peter Frampton at his side
The real reason Bad Company got their name
When Paul Rodgers, Simon Kirke, Mick Ralphs and Boz Burrell joined forces in 1973, they needed a name. Rodgers’ childhood memory provided the answer
