Latest articles by Neil Crossley
At one point Harrison considered offering the song to Frank Sinatra
“I still make a very good living off of that one song - easily over $100,000 a year"
The lyrics to this left-field song would prove tragically prophetic
"Hey now, hey now..."
“I had to be, like, strapped to the desk if I was gonna get a bass line finished," John Taylor said
"I gotta write about what’s in my head – and that’s the only thing on my mind”
After the turbulence and emotional trauma of his past, the song had a sense of reflection and calm
An idiosyncratic and insanely catchy rock-pop classic
One of the most sexually explicit songs ever to appear in the mainstream pop charts
"Those open chords felt like an announcement: ‘And now... the Eagles!’”
When Dylan went electric, not everyone approved
“We were trying to create dance music for the head rather than the feet"
Need You Tonight marked a distinct sonic shift for the band
How Sgt. Pepper's epic finale was created
Ah, ah, ah, ah...
The Stones were hitting a whole new creative peak
“We spent hours and hours discussing fame," Bowie said
The album was made for a bargain price of £1,782
The clavinet was a fresh and distinctive sound — and its most iconic recorded moment was on Superstition
“The stimulus of the countryside is fantastic,” she said
How Sgt. Pepper's epic finale was created
How Phil Collins created In The Air Tonight
