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Mick Jagger says he feels "really stupid" for heeding John Lennon's advice not to meet Elvis loudersound.com/bands-artists/…

@liamgdaily What's n1?

England anthem Wonderwall climbs to number two on the global Spotify chart 30 years after it's release 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

In Vegas with Colin at the UFC fights I had a great chat with Noel Gallagher. A true gentleman in addition to being a major force in music for decades. Well deserved success. I love High Flying Birds and Oasis!

george harrison in the opening scene of ringo starr's 1978 tv special 'ringo' as part of a satirical press conference. (broadcasted on april 26, 1978 on NBC)

some of his greatest vocal performance for this song :')

Throwback to the night when Jimmy Page and Robert Plant turned a Doors classic into a bridge back to Led Zeppelin.

“Mixed Emotions” - The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones qui reprennent la chanson d’Amy Winehouse, c’est comme boire un verre d’un excellent pinard, ça se savoure et réchauffe les coeurs. Puissent les pierres rouler encore de nombreuses années 🫀 You Know I'm No Good youtu.be/Oy7qysvQKLM

The Rolling Stones have covered Amy Winehouse's iconic song "You Know I'm Not Good!" on their new album. It sounds amazing!

RIP Bonnie Tyler 1951-2026

Link Wray & His Ray Men's *Rumble* pioneered rock and roll distortion when Wray pierced his amplifier speakers with a pencil to create its signature sound.

“It’s a Heartache” was Bonnie Tyler’s breakthrough hit, released in late 1977 and becoming a major international success in 1978. The Welsh singer’s raspy voice gave the country-rock ballad a distinctive emotional force, helping it cross over to pop audiences around the world. It reached the Top 10 in multiple countries, including the US and UK, and established the gritty vocal style that would later define classics like “Total Eclipse of the Heart.”

how many people know that “you give love a bad name” by bon jovi is a rewritten sample of “if you were a woman (and i was a man)” by bonnie tyler

They had no idea!

Bruno Mars singing Billie Jean while playing the iconic Smells Like Teen Spirit on stage.

Some songs are so deeply loved that they demand complete sincerity from anyone who performs them. Peter Doherty's version of "The Drugs Don't Work," originally recorded by The Verve, strips the Britpop classic back to its emotional core, letting the lyrics and melody take centre stage. This live performance highlights Doherty's fragile, intimate style, offering a heartfelt interpretation of one of the defining songs of the 1990s.

Down in the Flood /Masked and Anonymous

Tレクスタシー真っただ中、もはや敵なし1972年のマーク・ボランが振り撒く魔法、エルトン・ジョンとリンゴ・スターを交えたセッションはグラムの祖はリトル・リチャードと宣言しているかのようだ。時空を越えフィルムの中にも込められた魔法、今夜はこの映像で一生覚めないロックの魔法を世界に。

At the height of their breakthrough year, Ian Brown and John Squire sat down for one of the most unforgettable interviews of the Madchester era. With their self-titled debut album turning The Stone Roses into the most talked-about band in Britain, the pair answered questions with deadpan humour, awkward silences and total indifference. The result remains one of the band's most famously unfiltered interviews, perfectly capturing their effortless confidence in 1989.