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Billy Joel Shares Details on 'Turnstiles' 50th Anniversary Edition (opens the original)
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Billy Joel will release a 50th anniversary box set edition of his 1976 album Turnstiles later this year, featuring four CDs of music, much it previously unreleased. The collection will drop on December 11, with preordering available now. Out of the 67 audio tracks, 54 of them have never been commercially available before this, and four of them come from the abandoned Dee Murray/Nigel Olsson sessions. There's also a Blu-ray disc of the Billy Joel Tonight concert film, filmed live at Connecticut C
How the Beatles Found Inspiration in the Byrds for 'If I Needed Someone' (opens the original)
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So often in music, what goes around comes around. It's how George Harrison's "If I Needed Someone" from 1965's Rubber Soul came to be. As Harrison explained to Guitar World in 1992, the Beatles had always been familiar — friends, too — with the Byrds, the folk rock band out of Los Angeles with such similarities to the Fab Four that they were sometimes described as the "American Beatles." When Harrison was writing "If I Needed Someone," he had a particular one of their songs in his head. "Now tha
Paul McCartney Wrote This 'Rubber Soul' Song in Front of a Movie Star (opens the original)
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When John Lennon was asked about the song "Wait" in 1970, he couldn't recall writing it. "That must be one of Paul's," he said then. Paul McCartney did, however, recall. It was mainly his composition, though it was credited to the usual "Lennon-McCartney." His story was that it was written in early 1965 when the Beatles were in the Bahamas shooting Help! the film. Shortly before that, the band had connected with Brandon deWilde, a child actor whose career had blossomed into big sitcom roles (Jam
Jad Tariq Reflects on His Time Touring With Bob Dylan (opens the original)
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Jad Tariq, a Memphis-based rhythm & blues guitarist and vocalist, has been writing, recording and gigging since he was a kid in Connecticut, building a following for himself locally and helping to usher in what some might consider a new wave of contemporary blues music. But not many people Tariq's age — he turned 30 years old this year — get the kind of phone call he did earlier this summer. It came from Bob Dylan's team, asking if he'd like to come play a few shows with the band on tour. He acc
20 of the Biggest Gaps Between Studio Albums (opens the original)
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Even in rock 'n' roll, there are sometimes deadlines to meet — labels, tour promoters and all sorts of other bureaucratic forces run a tight ship. But sometimes there really is no rush to get to the next thing, whatever that is, and so time can be taken to breathe for a moment, ponder what project may come next. Sometimes these moments turn into years and before an artist knows it, it's been decades since their last release. That's what we're taking a look at today: 20 of the Longest Gaps Betwee
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