Latest articles by Neil Crossley
“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
"If we’d got it wrong, it would’ve been very schmaltzy"
It all started with two simple, chimey chords...
Gabriel had to lie under glass for a total of 16 hours
Lennon called it “psychoanalysis set to music”
The No.1 hit from the band that liked to say: “Our drummers don’t sweat!”
“We very nearly abandoned the song," said David Byrne
"It’s childlike and melancholic in that children’s story way,” Bowie said
“Some people loved it, and some people hated it,” recalled drummer Clem Burke
“Those shrieks and warbles are beauty beyond belief,” said John Lydon
A haunting and deeply personal ballad
It’s unlike any other song on Zep’s first album
"I had more fun writing it than any song I’d written before”
The first single by an artist born in the 21st century to top the US Billboard Hot 100
Inside the making of a miniature pop symphony
It was a defining moment for Bono and the boys
With Summer Of '69, Adams created an evergreen hit that defined the era and became a rite of passage for generations of guitarists
