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The break-up of The Jam, after their sixth studio set The Gift in March 1982, did not signify their departure from the UK album chart....

More erudite than Blur and, in their own special way, more brazen than Oasis, Pulp were cordoned off as outsiders during the Britpop boom of...

Steppenwolf proved in 1970 that they weren’t just born to be wild, they were born to be live. Two years after the Los Angeles band...

Clyde Stubblefield was the man who played drums with James Brown during some of his most celebrated years and created the endlessly-sampled break on 1970’s “Funky...

“The Prisoner reflected the beginnings of my new musical directions,” recalled Herbie Hancock in his 2014 memoir, Possibilities. “It was a concept album focusing on...

Decades have now elapsed since Frank Sinatra’s memorable performance at Budokan Hall in Tokyo. It was the night of Thursday, April 18, 1985, and the...