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Beyoncé's new cover of the Beatles' "Blackbird" has a massive admirer ... Elsewhere, Stevie Wonder plays harmonica on a track ...

Frith doesn’t recall when exactly he purchased a tape he assumed was a Beatles bootleg, as it was part of a record collection he bought. However, last week, Frith went to a friend’s house to ...

The '80s were marked by dizzying highs and catastrophic lows for ex-members of the Beatles. This song's positioning at the lead track on the sometimes exhaustingly mechanized Press to Play should ...

Hardware-wise, there’s a set of three-a-side, EVH tuners with ‘Keystone’-shaped buttons, along with the Harmonica bridge - as seen previously on the EVH Shark, and a bridge design intended to offer ...

How many Broadway shows has Steve Landes been in? Steve Landes has appeared on Broadway in 1 shows. How many West End shows has Steve Landes been in? Steve Landes has not appeared in the West End.

Beatles for Sale was the moment they started to grow a bit ... only singing the odd line about how sad and lonely he is and trying to make everything fit around his passable harmonica solo. Granted, ...

During Williams' fierce rock & roll set at the Barn Stage, Steve Earle cameoed to blow harmonica and sing harmonies on "Drunken ... blues gems like "You Can't Rule Me," and Beatles covers off her ...

Legendary rock musician and frontman Peter Wolf joined host Kenneth Womack to talk about discovering obscure songs, “warming up” to The Beatles, his new memoir “Waiting on the Moon” and ...

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A 120-year-old former snooker hall where the Beatles once performed is set to be knocked down ahead of plans to replace the venue with flats. The former site of Oldham's Grand Theatre, a ...

“I had to put in a Little Walter track, who is everyone’s favorite harmonica player, of course mine,” Mick Jagger said when he talked Boogie. “This is an instrumental I found called ...