The late Ray Charles—the great American singer, songwriter, musician and composer—was born on this date (September 23) in 1930.No, this factoid doesn’t have a lot to do with guitars. It
Eric Clapton Borrows The Beatles’ “Day Tripper” Riff in Cover of Ray Charles’ “What’d I Say”
A copy of a historic letter from The Beatles that was sent to the rock ‘n’ roll group The Crickets at the personal request of Paul McCartney was recently re-discovered
MULL of Kintyre is a peninsula in the south-west of Scotland, and a famous song by Paul McCartney’s Wings. But less well-known is its (possibly apocryphal) role as a filter
Rumors of Paul McCartney’s death begin, Sammy Hagar meets Van Halen and more took place on this day in rock history. Source: This Day in Rock History: September 23
The Nirvana frontman’s version of And I Love Her is to be released on seven-inch vinyl, backed with the obscure
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) – Western New Yorkers who tried to get Paul McCartney tickets but could not now have a
She was a vision of loveliness who attracted the eye of some of the best photographers in the world —
The Beatles – John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr – are widely regarded as the most influential act of
There are few things more quintessentially English than having tea with a McCartney. Azcentral.com Food & Wine Experience participants can raise a cup of British breakfast tea and chat about
