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How Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers Built Their Instantly Recognizable Sound
Explore the unique ingredients—from jangling guitars to a storyteller's voice—that made Tom Petty's musical signature so distinctive and impossible to duplicate.
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Glen Hansard’s Greatest Subject Was Life Itself
Remembering the street-busking balladeer turned folk-rock star, whose artistic journey never stopped
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The Recordings That Made Jerry Lee Lewis a Rock and Roll Legend
Jerry Lee Lewis, a pivotal figure in rock and roll, recorded with Sun Records from 1956 to 1963. Known for his energetic performances and distincti...
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David Lee Roth and Alex Van Halen to Reunite for TED Talk
David Lee Roth and Alex Van Halen to Reunite for TED Talk
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The Deeply Personal Story Behind Carl Perkins And Paul McCartney’s “My Old Friend”
Discover the story behind Carl Perkins's final song, a poignant duet with Paul McCartney recorded as the rockabilly legend faced his own mortality.
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Smokey Robinson's Songwriting Legacy: Unveiling Hits for Iconic Artists
Smokey Robinson's Songwriting Legacy: Unveiling Hits for Iconic Artists
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Joan Baez Celebrates at Newport Folk Festival with Star-Studded Performance
Joan Baez Celebrates at Newport Folk Festival with Star-Studded Performance
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Jackson Browne Reflects on 'The Pretender' and Its Personal Backstory
Jackson Browne Reflects on 'The Pretender' and Its Personal Backstory
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The 5 Best Duets In Folk Rock History
The best folk rock duets include a Celtic folk-punk Christmas classic and Led Zeppelin's Tolkien-inspired sole outing with a guest vocalist.
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Jackson Browne Reflects on 'The Pretender' and Personal Tragedy
Jackson Browne Reflects on 'The Pretender' and Personal Tragedy
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Thabo Rametsi Cast as Hugh Masekela in Bill Condon's 'The Road Home'
Thabo Rametsi Cast as Hugh Masekela in Bill Condon's 'The Road Home'
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The No. 1 Song On July 26, 1971 Sounds Even More Comforting Today
On July 26, 1971, the No. 1 song was performed by James Taylor, but written by Carole King. A song for the ages, it still has a comforting effect today.
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