How a Dublin school crush survived fame, rumors and four kids to become one of rock’s strangest, strongest marriages.
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Before stadiums and schoolboy uniforms, Angus Young was a teenage firebrand in Kantuckee. Here is what we really know about that loud, half-mythical 1972 era.
How a three week old Zowie turned Angie and David Bowie’s open, strategic marriage into rock’s strangest family act during the making of Hunky Dory.
How a Texas teen who hated the blues economy cut dozens of pop singles, then surrendered to his true obsession and rewired slide guitar forever.
Neil Young says today’s listener only hears 5 percent of the music and that modern rock is Perry Como in leather pants. Is he actually right?
Before Chet Atkins or rock heroes, a quiet Virginia matriarch turned the acoustic guitar into a lead instrument. Here is how “Mother” Maybelle rewired country music.
Why Stax legend Steve Cropper swears by José Feliciano, worships R&B over flash, and thinks note-for-note blues has lost the plot.
Tom Jones bragged about 250 women a year, yet called his teenage bride Linda ‘the one’. We unpack how a serial cheat also became a grieving family man.
A rare studio snapshot of Les Paul with a 1961 Les Paul Custom captures the moment his guitar was reinvented, renamed and almost erased.
How Ray Manzarek’s left hand, organ tones and partnership with Jim Morrison turned The Doors from another LA bar band into one of rock’s strangest revolutions.