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50 Years Ago Today: The Who Kick Off Their Final Tour With Keith Moon

50 Years Ago Today: The Who Kick Off Their Final Tour With Keith Moon

On Aug. 3, 1976, the classic lineup of the Who played an explosive show in Maryland. No one knew it'd be the last tour for the drummer Moon, who died two years later
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Why Newport Pop Festival 1968 Stood Out From the Crowd

Why Newport Pop Festival 1968 Stood Out From the Crowd

The Newport Pop Festival 1968 was a celebration of musical diversity, featuring an impressive lineup of artists that captivated audiences over the ...
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Paul McCartney's 'Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey' Highlights His Whimsical Musical Style

Paul McCartney's 'Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey' Highlights His Whimsical Musical Style

Paul McCartney's 'Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey' Highlights His Whimsical Musical Style
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The Beatles' 'A Day in the Life' and Its Impact on Rock Roll's Danceability

The Beatles' 'A Day in the Life' and Its Impact on Rock Roll's Danceability

The Beatles' 'A Day in the Life' and Its Impact on Rock Roll's Danceability
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Tom Petty's 2008 Album Considered Among His Greatest Work

Tom Petty's 2008 Album Considered Among His Greatest Work

Tom Petty's 2008 Album Considered Among His Greatest Work
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The Bruce Springsteen All-Time Classic That Was Never Even Released As A Single

The Bruce Springsteen All-Time Classic That Was Never Even Released As A Single

One of Bruce Springsteen's most popular songs from "Born to Run" was never a single and never a hit song. Today, it's considered one of his best tracks.
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Southern Rock's Timeless Appeal Highlighted by Iconic 1970s Tracks

Southern Rock's Timeless Appeal Highlighted by Iconic 1970s Tracks

Southern Rock's Timeless Appeal Highlighted by Iconic 1970s Tracks
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The Who's Pete Townshend: Iconic Guitarist's Legacy and Controversies

The Who's Pete Townshend: Iconic Guitarist's Legacy and Controversies

The Who's Pete Townshend: Iconic Guitarist's Legacy and Controversies
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The No. 1 Beach Boys Song That Became A Hit Without Brian Wilson

The No. 1 Beach Boys Song That Became A Hit Without Brian Wilson

Brian Wilson is known as a musical genius and is behind the Beach Boys' most popular songs; however, he was not involved with their last No. 1 hit. Here's why.
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See Phish Bust Out XTC’s ‘Melt the Guns’ for First Time Since 1987

See Phish Bust Out XTC’s ‘Melt the Guns’ for First Time Since 1987

Days after nostalgic MSG run, jam band provides Fenway Park with the biggest "bust out" in Phistory
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Phil Collins Reflects on Joining Genesis and Early Band Dynamics

Phil Collins Reflects on Joining Genesis and Early Band Dynamics

Phil Collins Reflects on Joining Genesis and Early Band Dynamics
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Neil Young's 1975 Song Creation: A Night of Chaos Leads to Musical Inspiration

Neil Young's 1975 Song Creation: A Night of Chaos Leads to Musical Inspiration

Neil Young's 1975 Song Creation: A Night of Chaos Leads to Musical Inspiration