A look at The Guess Who, their biggest, most defining hit, ‘American Woman’, and how they wrote the song more or less by accident at a live show in Ontario.

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Kevin Parker and Tame Impala might now be associated with electronic sounds, but for the band leader, one grunge album was pivotal for his life’s trajectory.

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The illustrious career of Tina Turner began when she said she “was knocked out” by a killer song she knew would be a hit.

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Lamb Of God guitarist Mark Morton has commemorated six years of sobriety from alcohol and drugs in a new social media post.

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Author: Emma Wilkes

Michael Buble just revealed that his onscreen persona contradicts his real-life image. The 49-year-old Canadian singer, insisted that his rather clean-cut impression, that has also aided him in selling millions of records.Buble…

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Author: Web Desk

We’re digging into the Far Out Vault to bring you a conversation in which Metallica’s guitar maestro Kirk Hammett picks the song which turned him into a rocker

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A look into ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ by Queen and how they got their record label to release such a bizarre single at such an important time in their career.

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Gwen Stefani is in awe of her recent reunion with No Doubt on Coachella stage.The singer, 55, got candid with U.K. magazine HELLO! about the nostalgic experience taking the stage with her former bandmates for the first time since…

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Jimmy Page helped to perfect a Led Zeppelin classic track by being a guitar hero and a “studio brat”. Read more about the process here.

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John Lennon absolutely hated one side of one of The Beatles’ albums, calling it “junk” and objecting to its creation to the point of refusing to play on it.

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Sometimes jokes go too far. In 1968, a joke song written by the Small Faces ended up at number two in the UK singles chart, much to the surprise of the band.

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Eric Clapton had his work cut out for him out of his old bands, but he knew that he had something magical with this tune.

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Led Zeppelin already had a solid foundation as a group, but Jimmy Page remembered Robert Plant modelling his next move on this album.

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The Backstreet Boys, PJ and Duncan and Peter Andre all performed at the venue to a crowd of 3000.

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Stevie Wonder and Paul Simon also hold the title, but were pipped to the post by one legendary artist.

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