Don Powell revisits the defining moments of Slade’s rise, from their rough-edged Black Country beginnings and Chas Chandler’s

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Once dismissed as maudlin hitmakers and later scapegoated for the death of disco, the Bee Gees were always

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Jack Bruce was never just the bass player, he was Cream’s secret weapon: the rare musician who could

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Still blooming after all these years, Daryl Hooper, organ grinder-in-chief and musical engine of The Seeds, proves that

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Mike McCartney never meant to form a pop group, he was too busy cutting hair and cutting up

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Kate Bush’s Never for Ever album didn’t just mark her ascendancy, it broadcasted her metamorphosis into a true

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David Freiberg, has a résumé that reads like a syllabus in West Coast rock history. In this podcast,

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John Corabi has spent decades stitching together a career from heart, with a voice weathered by years on

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