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The cover of 1972’s Clube Da Esquina perfectly encapsulates the music and the context that surrounds it. In the photograph, two young boys perch by...

Arguably the greatest recording of the Pierre Moerlen era, Gong’s 1978 album, Expresso II, found the collective at the peak of their powers. Following the...

Caesar’s Palace, with its grandiose, Roman-themed architecture, was Frank Sinatra’s preferred choice of venue in Las Vegas after his 13-year association with The Sands hotel...

Despite his no-nonsense, tough guy image, Frank Sinatra wasn’t invulnerable. And he certainly wasn’t a stranger to heartbreak; after all, some of his most successful...

Camel released their second album almost a year to the day after their debut, yet it was a very different set of circumstances that greeted...

In May 1971, The Who were in London’s Olympic Studios recording “Join Together,” which came out a year later as a single in both the...