These famous rock songs were written about real-life people, and sometimes truth really is stranger than fiction.

Emma Stone dancing wildly onset of her latest film 'AND' in New Orleans. The award-winning actress channeled Mia (Uma Thurman) from the cult classic Pulp Fiction as she let loose in front of the ...

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Reginald Kenneth Dwight was a 20-year-old session musician when he applied for a job at a London record label, and was paired ...

Of course, not everyone was a hippy—most weren’t—but it only takes a small cohort to pull society into a new ... 1960s, when the pop climate was still dominated by soundtrack LPs, early R&B and the ...

The perfect soundtrack to match the new ... a very 1960s and 1970s psychedelic rock-inspired sound, with more of an early 2000s indie production style — very Steely Dan-esque. The bassline in this ...

Our latest Tracks Of The Week extravaganza was a titanic battle, with French multi-instrumentalist-turned-rock-ace Lucie Sue triumphing over lead Strut Luke Spiller by the slimmest of margins.

Leaping from the harmonica-dependent acoustic simplicity of the original to an overdriven, smoky electric guitar haze, the song takes on a new life through Hendrix, completely redefining rock through ...

The New York Times. Charles Lloyd was born in Memphis, Tennessee, on March 15, 1938. Like New Orleans, 400 miles to the south ... a member of the Gerald Wilson big band. In 1960 Lloyd was invited to ...

The train will link the Mardi Gras capital of New Orleans in Louisiana and the waterfront ... a new sound based on Nashville's country music heritage. In America’s country music capital, a ...