Chicago IX was the group’s first hits compilation. It included songs spanning from the group’s 1969 debut album Chicago Transit Authority through Chicago VII, which was released in 1974.

While the song’s backstory might be staged on its cover - a recreation of the moment Harry Houdini was supposedly passed a ...

King’s X are the ultimate cult band – loved by their fans, fellow musicians and the press, but little known by the wider ...

The Live Aid jukebox musical is filled with bangers from Queen, David Bowie, Sting, and many more classic rock acts. Read ...

The year 1971 saw the release of a host of now-classic albums, including Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On? In a 2011 review of ...

Glastonbury saved the best 'til last, with a triumphant set by American star Olivia Rodrigo to close the festival's Pyramid ...

In a year that has already given us a Beyoncé stadium tour, a new Bridget Jones movie and a gripping trip back to The White ...

Songwriters have long leant on the giants of classical music for inspiration: A Whiter Shade of Pale – among the bestselling ...

That extended intro just screams “opening track.” It kicks off their 2003 greatest hits album, at least, and feels right occupying that track #1 spot.

With the recent passing of Brian Wilson at age 82, I return to my lifelong dispute on the erroneously accepted narrative of popular music during the early sixties before the Beatles showed up as a ...

The Cars' sophomore album spawned the radio hits "Let's Go,” "It's All I Can Do," and the title track, but it was the cover that received even more attention than expected.

The cover image for Paul McCartney’s first solo album from 1970 is iconic and hard to forget. Its simple color scheme and imagery evoke a sort of emptiness in abundance. The vibrant cherries are ...