There was a little red record player in the corner of my bedroom. And though I loved playing stories of beloved 1980s Soviet children’s characters, it was my dad’s bootleg
Beatle People
Sir Paul McCartney has become the first Beatle to climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The rock legend’s effort on Wednesday afternoon local time was made all the more impressive given
Fifty years ago, on December 10, 1967, a private plane carrying Otis Redding and the members of his touring band stalled on its final approach to the municipal airport in
Pat DiNizio, the songwriter and lead singer for the durable New Jersey rock ’n’ roll band the Smithereens, whose melodic, guitar-heavy songs like “Blood and Roses” and “A Girl Like
Sir Paul McCartney has confirmed he’s hanging out in “beautiful” Hawke’s Bay – and if any locals bump into him
Unlike movies, where it’s rare that a second (or third) attempt at remaking a film can ever match—let alone top—the
IT may have been played by Sir Paul McCartney, but Cottesloe’s House of Riches owner Ann Broadley is selling the
The pair have collaborated on a string of hits, including Rocket Man, Your Song and Candle In The Wind.
Upper Darby-born Todd Rundgren has lived on the Hawaiian island of Kuai for two decades now — a paradise existence
Kenneth Womack’s new book on George Martin is the first of two volumes (the second comes out next year), and it seems to be the first biography of the Beatles
