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“Total bollocks!” Contrary to what you may have heard, Rick Wakeman wasn’t responsible for the Sex Pistols getting dumped by their record label in 1977, just seven days after signing their contract

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“Total bollocks!” Contrary to what you may have heard, Rick Wakeman wasn’t responsible for the Sex Pistols getting dumped by their record label in 1977, just seven days after signing their contract

The music business can be brutal, as the Sex Pistols discovered in March 1977 when they signed and then lost a record deal in a single week

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