A set of slower, more introspective songs wound up becoming the best-selling record of her career, but Turner wasn't sure that Private Dancer was going to work.

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This 1989 live performance from the US programme 'Night Music' catches Frank Black and Kim Deal in their Doolittle prime, playing 'Monkey Gone to Heaven.' ...

Bob Dylan has worked with a number of musicians, but it was one of his first guitarists that he called a "mathematical genius ...

Alice In Chains could communicate the darkest subject matter in a beautiful package, and Staley and Cantrell's killer harmonies were at their peak here.

Given The Kinks rose to fame around the same time as The Beatles, their songs were always compared, which Ray Davies disagreed with.

Faustian pacts with Satan have long abounded in Delta lore, but its most famous example was not the first, Tommy Johnson ...

Encompassing indie legends, icons of African blues, and songs from the movies, Bryce Dallas Howard lists her top ten ...

Exploring the strange case of a fraudulent incarnation of 1960s girl group The Shangri-Las, who took advantage of a trademark loophole throughout the 1980s.

Sometimes history-changing moments are so simple they're barely even a story, like the formation of The Velvet Underground, happening through out of chance ...

While Tom Petty has always been able to weave serious and heartwrenching narratives into his songs, Rick Rubin clearly believed his humour worked just as well.

According to Robby Krieger, this is the best Doors song to listen to while tripping on acid, perfectly reflecting Jim Morrison's own conflicting experience.