“A Reflection on Compassion: Paul McCartney’s Powerful Message About Character, Animals, and the Ethical Responsibility We Share with All Living Beings” In a world where celebrity often equates to spectacle,...
John Paul Jones Returns to the Stage: A Masterclass in Musical Versatility at Shepherd’s Bush Empire, October 31, 1994 On the night of October 31, 1994, John Paul Jones —...
“The First Ballad I Impressed Myself With”: The Beatles Release ‘And I Love Her’ / ‘If I Fell’ on This Day in 1964 On July 20, 1964 — exactly 61...
“A Songbook of the Lost and Found”: Robert Plant Returns with Saving Grace, a Soulful, Joyous New Chapter Rooted in Camaraderie, Tradition, and Musical Freedom Led Zeppelin frontman and rock...
“The House That Freddie Built: How Garden Lodge Became Mercury’s Lavish Sanctuary, Artistic Dream, and Final Refuge” In early 1980, at the height of Queen’s global success, Freddie Mercury quietly...
When the distorted ebb of the lyrics “I’d love to turn you on” first garbled its way through the airwaves in 1967, it represented the mounting of a summit of...
“He Always Liked My Dahls”: Jer Bulsara’s Warm Memories of Freddie Mercury’s Homecomings, Generosity, and Deep Devotion to Family In the whirlwind life of Freddie Mercury—rock icon, frontman of Queen,...
“Let Them Be Themselves”: How Jimmy Page’s Vision of Creative Freedom Forged the Magic That Made Led Zeppelin Unstoppable In a revealing recent interview, Jimmy Page looked back at the...
Beyond the Hits: The Hidden Gems That Reveal Paul McCartney’s Most Vulnerable, Experimental, and Honest Self Paul McCartney’s name is synonymous with musical greatness—his work with The Beatles alone would...
“Love Still Lives On: Brian May and Freddie Mercury Reunite Through Music in a Sacred Tribute That Transcends Time” There’s a moment in Queen’s live shows that stops time. When...
