Thomas Edward
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The song Bob Dylan wrote about his wish to speak to late friend John Lennon once again (opens the original)
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Their paths first crossed way back in 1964. Bob Dylan was already at that time a genuine phenomenon, who ushered in a new age of meaning for musicians thanks to his outward-looking lyricism. On the other hand, John Lennon had just touched upon superstardom after The Beatles blew up in America with their iconic appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. Naturally, artists of their calibre would be drawn to one another, and they inevitably met that year during The Beatles' US tour at the height of Beatle
John Denver’s 10 greatest songs, ranked (opens the original)
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Few artists soundtracked the 1970s quite like him. Seemingly forever clutching an acoustic guitar, John Denver's dulcet tones radiated with positivity whenever his voice was beamed through the radio. No wonder he was one of the 70s best-selling artists, in a decade where adult contemporary and easy listening ruled the airwaves. The bespectacled singer was as renowned for his immaculate songwriting as he was his love of nature and the open road. A sometime television personality, it was Denver's
The Kinks' Dave Davies claims “George Harrison was the only one” of The Beatles he actually liked (opens the original)
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The Kinks' guitarist Dave Davies has never been one to turn his nose up at the opportunity to make a headline. Even still, the music legends are mentioned in the same breath as another landscape altering four-piece who around at the same time as them. Of course, we all know that said band is The Beatles, given the two groups' massive cultural impact during the British Invasion era during the 1960s. Talk of a rivalry is forever on the tips of the tongues of fans and the media alike – and Dave Dav
The John Lennon song that was inspired by his U.F.O. sighting (opens the original)
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Maybe? Who knows? At least it seems many people's suspicions of intelligent life out there in the universe might be coming true. In recent months, the US government has released a vault of footage of supposed sightings of UFO's, or 'Unidentified Flying Objects'. All sorts of orbs, discs and fireballs are contained in the once top secret footage, with some documents dating back nearly 80 years. Not long before that, a senior US intelligence officer said he saw "countless orange orbs swarming in a
How Jimi Hendrix got banned from the BBC with the help of Lulu (opens the original)
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He was one of the most incendiary performers in the history of guitar music. Quite literally, given the 1967 image of Jimi Hendrix setting his electric guitar on fire and coaxing the flames whilst kneeling down has become one of rock music's most legendary. By 1969 however, Hendrix was world renowned as one of the leading figures of countercultural movements. His virtuosity on guitar was unmatched, as was his effortless cool and boundary-breaking charisma. Few musicians had a borderless appeal q
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