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Badfinger’s ‘Come and Get It’ Launches a New Era for British Rock-Pop in 1969

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Four Dead Students, One Magazine, and a Song That Could Not Wait

The photographs did not allow Neil Young the comfort of distance. In May 1970, Life magazine brought the violence at Kent State Un...

Why a Folk-Rock Star Hid His Voice Inside a Machine

Neil Young's robotic voice on "Transformer Man" was not an attempt to erase emotion. It helped him confront how difficult communic...

A Career-Spanning Documentary Made a Rock Survivor Ask Whether She Shoul...

Looking backward can be dangerous for an artist who has built a career by charging ahead. As Joan Jett approached 60 in 2018, a do...

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