Elvis Presley’s ‘Suspicious Minds’ Contradicts Itself
Elvis Presley‘s “Suspicious Minds” is suspiciously contradictory. The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll performed the song in a way that destroyed all its cohesion. In fact, the forgotten original version…
The Rolling Stones review, Hackney Diamonds: Rock legends prove age hasn’t dulled their shine
“Let the old still believe that they’re young,” Mick Jagger cries in a definitive Rolling Stones ethos that is delivered towards the end of Hackney Diamonds, the rock’n’roll legends’ first…
John Lennon Was ‘Too Scared’ to Attend a Gospel Church Service But He Put Gospel Singers on a Song Anyway
Any good classic rock star knew how to go against type from time to time. One of the songs on John Lennon’s last album included a gospel choir. In an…
Elvis Presley Pointed a Gun at His Backup Singer After She Refused to Go On Stage
At several concerts in 1975, Elvis Presley embarrassed backup singer Kathy Westmoreland in front of the audience. After a particularly disastrous show during which nearly all the backup singers walked…
The new Rolling Stones album actually sounds like the Rolling Stones
“Hackney Diamonds” might start in a defensive crouch — Mick Jagger, hands up, wailing: “Don’t get angry with me!” — but then the music pounces to life with an elasticity…
Elvis Presley Gave a ‘Priceless Gift’ to Lisa Marie Presley on Her Fourth Birthday
Elvis Presley loved to shower his only daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, with gifts. He lavished her with attention, and none of her wishes were too large for him to grant.…
Keith Richards on the guitarist that’s “never been duplicated”
Music has always been involved in the life of Keith Richards. Initially, jazz was his first love, but once rock ‘n’ roll became accessible, The Rolling Stones founding member was…
The Beatles’ ‘Taxman’: A Timeless Classic or a Dated Relic?
The Beatles‘ “Taxman” is one of the most famous songs from Revolver. On one level, it’s horribly behind the times. On the other hand, its message is immortal. The Beatles’…
Why The Beatles’ ‘Please Please Me’ Was Originally Much Slower
Paul McCartney said The Beatles‘ “Please Please Me” was inspired by an American rock ‘n’ roll star. Paul said the song was originally slower to mimic that star’s style. Subsequently,…
Elvis Presley exhibition London: Full info on tickets, opening times and Tube station to Direct From Graceland
An exhibition in celebration of the rock n' roll king Elvis Presley has opened in London. Hundreds of the music legend's former belongings from Graceland are on display in the…
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