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Mike Pender writes: In an interview in the 1970s Annie said that she would love to play Bob Dylan’s Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands on her radio show.

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From Dylan to Ishiguro: can song lyrics ever be literature?

A new book of lyrics by Kazuo Ishiguro joins collections by Kate Bush and Jarvis Cocker. But can songwriting ever work on the page?

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The best adverts of the 1960s

From witty copy to whimsical imagery, the sixties was a transformative time time for advertising

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“He was an immortal badass”: the genius of Tom Petty, by the people who knew him best

Tom Petty’s daughters, ex-bandmates and peers look back on the life of an American legend

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How to buy Bob Dylan concert tickets for 2024 Rough and Roudy Ways Tour

Want to watch Bob Dylan live on the Rough and Roudy Ways Tour? Some tickets still remain.

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Sheryl Crow: ‘AI is so real. It feels like an assault on my spirit’

The American singer-songwriter answers your questions about working with Johnny Cash and the Rolling Stones, what makes her happy – and why she used to hate All I Wanna Do

The Guardian - UK

Cat Power's Unique Tribute To Bob Dylan's Legendary Concert

Explore Cat Power's tribute to Bob Dylan through faithful covers and unique interpretations in the indie-rock scene.

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Kenny Smith Explains Controversial Steph Curry-Sabrina Ionescu Comments

Kenny Smith offers logical reason for his Sabrina Ionescu three-point theory.

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If The Beatles had never discovered drugs, says Killing Joke bassist Youth, then their music would have sounded very different – and so would everyone else's

"It's not hard to imagine how grey all our lives would be today if The Beatles had not paved the way for turning music into a kaleidoscope of colour explosions after the bland, sugar-sweet pop of the early sixties"

Louder

“Those Dire Straits songs walked away from me long ago. They belong to you now”: the life and times of Mark Knopfler, rock’s reluctant superstar

Ex-Dire Straits frontman Mark Knopfler on motorbike crashes, the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame and his complicated relationship with his old band

Louder

"He was absolutely the best guitar player of his generation. Dylan thought he was. Hendrix thought he was. Clapton thought he was": The sensational story of Mike Bloomfield, from prodigy to tragedy

A 60s guitar prodigy who shaped Bob Dylan's sound and blew Eric Clapton away, Mike Bloomfield had the world at his feet before his demons came calling

Louder

Pink displays her full colour and personality in dazzling pop show

Pink wows a packed McDonald Jones Stadium with pop brilliance.

Newcastle Herald

30 incredible albums that didn’t win Album of the Year at the Grammys, including Beyoncé’s Lemonade

So many incredible albums didn't win Album of the Year at the Grammys.

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"Bob walked in and started berating everyone that was eating." How a furious Bob Geldof ruined a posh feast and inadvertently had Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, Springsteen and the rest eating chicken and waffles during We Are The World

This is one anecdote that seems to have been left off of Netflix's The Greatest Night In Pop documentary

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‘Cursive singing’ is inescapable – but is it any goyidd?

The technique, embraced by singers from Shawn Mendes to Tate McRae, has its detractors. But creativity is built on trends

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Reimagining Classics: Hollywood's Top 10 Cover Songs Explored

Discover Hollywood's Top 10 cover songs, as talented artists put their unique spin on classic hits, giving them a fresh and exciting new sound.

Newcastle Herald

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Letters and Short Takes: Groovin the Moo's move no cost to ratepayers

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David Crosby: celebrating the life of a quick-witted, acid-tongued raconteur and troublemaker with the voice of an angel

A look back at the life and times of the man who, with The Byrds, CSN, CSN&Y and solo, wrote and recorded a soundtrack to a golden era

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"No matter what his issues may be personality-wise, he's a brilliant singer": The Black Crowes' Rich Robinson chooses the soundtrack of his life

The Black Crowes' Rich Robinson picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and names the album that brings him joy every time he listens to it

The Guardian - US

‘Life is about creating yourself’: on Bob Dylan: Mixing Up the Medicine

The Dylan Center in Tulsa offers a read as endlessly fascinating, as vital to the American story, as its subject himself

The Independent UK

The Greatest Night in Pop: Netflix offers first glimpse at documentary about 1985 charity single

New documentary delves into the chaos and behind-the-scenes drama that accompanied supergroup’s recording of one of the biggest charity singles in history

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"There used to be loads of bands like U2 and Bob Dylan who were all about politics, but apparently that’s not really the thing anymore." Within Temptation's Sharon Den Adel on nu metal, tennis and the importance of caring

We catch up with Sharon Den Adel for a quick chat - but a lot of ground was covered

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10 times bands made masterpieces late in their career

Some bands run out of juice towards the ends of their career. These bands and artists are the exception

Newcastle Herald

The Animals come to Australia riding 60 years of fame for 'House of the rising sun'

It's a rugged winter's day at John Steel's home, 50 kilometres north of Newcastle-on-Tyne, as he looks out on the North Sea to his east and the Cheviot Hills to his west. But he's called it home since 1977, confessing to becoming "a country boy" long ago.

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‘I regret punching Lennon’: Terri Hooley on his wild life in the Belfast punk scene

He belted a Beatle, launched the Undertones and foiled armed kidnappers. Terri Hooley explains how he kept Northern Irish teens kicking as the Troubles escalated

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