In an interview with Vulture, lead singer Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin stated that he was pleased with how Jack Black used the band’s iconic song “Immigrant Song” in the hit film “School Of Rock” (2003). In the film, Dewey Finn, having left his band, takes a job as a substitute teacher at a private … Read more
Despite Paul McCartney’s sometimes unkind treatment of him throughout their time together as bandmates, George Harrison always stood up for his fellow Beatles. As bandmates, George Harrison and Paul McCartney didn’t always get along. But George never shied away from standing up for his fellow Beatles when the need came. He expressed his opinions regarding … Read more
The Rolling Stones never professed to be among the world’s best bands. Even though they might be the longest-surviving rock icons still active today, Keith Richards and Mick Jagger have managed to extract most of their songs from the conventional blues formula albeit with a dark twist that only they can provide. Though Richards was … Read more
In celebration of Keith Richards’ birthday, Uncut magazine honored the guitarist with a special January 2024 edition. Jimmy Page spoke with the publication in December about his recollections and views about the musician. Richards was a founding group member and performed on every album released by The Rolling Stones during their six-decade tenure. Thus, Page … Read more
By the late 1960s, John Lennon was tired of The Beatles. After the band disbanded, he clarified this in several interviews. John Lennon had had enough of The Beatles by the end of the 1960s, and he made it quite apparent when the band disbanded. Lennon disparaged the group’s music, chemistry, and the individual careers … Read more
At the age of seventeen, British vocalist Robert Plant began his career in music in 1965. Three years later, he joined Led Zeppelin, which went on to become one of the all-time best-selling bands, with an estimated 200 to 300 million recordings sold worldwide. The Rolling Stones, who began their career six years before Led … Read more
George Harrison, a vocalist and guitarist who contributed significantly to The Beatles‘ distinctive style and songs, further demonstrated his skill throughout his successful solo career, which spanned the 1970s until he died in 2001 at 58. Many of his contemporaries, including Keith Richards, the guitarist for The Rolling Stones, shared their thoughts on the late … Read more
In the realm of music, few bands have managed to transcend time and generations quite like Pink Floyd. Emerging from the heart of England, this iconic group became synonymous with the 1970s, leaving an indelible mark on the world of rock. Their mesmerizing blend of psychedelic rock, thought-provoking lyrics, and experimental soundscapes not only earned … Read more
Robert Plant, the leader of Led Zeppelin, is among the best frontmen in history. The West Bromwich native’s unique vocal range and ethereal onstage persona were the ideal counterpoint to the fundamental contributions of his fellow musicians, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham. Plant has always been transparent about the vibrant tapestry of … Read more
When you hear the term “confession,” you may be curious about what we mean. Even if the word is self-explanatory, there’s something enigmatic about it that catches your attention and compels you to click on this post. You may be wondering what Paul McCartney had to confess about Bob Dylan because the word “confession” seems … Read more