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When Thin Lizzy went to Paris to start recording what would become their ninth studio album, they did so with Gary Moore starting his third...

In 1974, on what was maybe the unlucky 13th of April, Karen and Richard Carpenter had their 14th single enter the Billboard chart, it did...

In 1966, the songs of Neil Diamond began to attract covers far and wide. Everybody from Jay and the Americans (“Sunday and Me”) to Cliff...

Having held their ground during the tornado of punk, Surrey prog-rock stalwarts Camel began the 80s in style with Nude: an ambitious concept LP based...

An album of revolutionary genius, which combined perfect timing with lasting cultural significance, Catch A Fire laid a foundation stone for the career of the...

A veritable giant in the history of jazz and the early years of popular music, Duke Ellington is rightly revered for his abilities as a...