Oasis – Live Forever
Noel Gallagher started Live Forever in 1991 in Manchester, after a pipe crushed his foot on a building site and the firm moved him to the storeroom.
Murray Head – Say It Ain’t So
In autumn 1974 at Morgan Studios in Willesden, Murray Head recorded Say It Ain't So, Joe with producer Paul Samwell-Smith for the 1975 album Say It Ain't So.
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – Come On Outside
Come On Outside started in Oasis’s Dig Out Your Soul sessions (2008), then surfaced on 27 February 2020 as a Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds single ahead of the Blue Moon Rising EP, produced with Dave Sardy and cut partly around Abbey Road’s Gatehouse.
5 things you didn’t know about David Bowie
Five verified side notes from a career that rarely stayed in one lane.
Pretenders – Middle of the Road
In summer 1983 at AIR Studios in London, the Pretenders cut Middle of the Road with producer Chris Thomas for the album Learning to Crawl.
Pink Floyd – Brain Damage
Roger Waters wrote and sang Brain Damage, and the line about the dark side of the moon became the title of the 1973 album.
Robert Palmer – Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)
In 1979 at Compass Point Studios in Nassau, Robert Palmer recorded Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor), a Moon Martin song, for his Island album Secrets.
Prince – Sign O’ The Times
On 15 and 16 July 1986, at Sunset Sound Studio 3, Prince tracked Sign O' The Times alone.
T. Rex – I Love To Boogie
Recorded in May 1976 and released that June on EMI, Marc Bolan's short boogie single later landed on Dandy in the Underworld and peaked at UK No. 13.
Afterlife Interview with Jimi Hendrix
Riffs and Beats finds Jimi Hendrix backstage afterlife: a Strat upside down, Marshalls cooled but not silent.