The Alan Parsons Project – Sirius
The 1982 Eye in the Sky instrumental opener, built on a Fairlight riff at Abbey Road, later became the Chicago Bulls' entrance theme.
TOTO – Georgy Porgy
From Toto's 1978 Columbia debut, Georgy Porgy pairs Steve Lukather's lead vocal with Cheryl Lynn's chorus and became the band's rare R&B chart hit.
Oasis – Columbia
Columbia is track five on Definitely Maybe, six minutes and seventeen seconds on the album Creation released on 29 August 1994.
Oasis – Supersonic
In December 1993 Oasis were at the Pink Museum in Liverpool, on Hesketh Street, trying to leave with a debut single.
Men At Work – Down Under
In 1981, Men At Work recorded Down Under at Richmond Recorders in Melbourne for Business as Usual, with Greg Ham's flute line at the centre.
Oasis – Bring It On Down
Bring It On Down is track seven on Definitely Maybe, between Supersonic and Cigarettes & Alcohol.
Oasis – Cigarettes & Alcohol
Noel Gallagher wrote Cigarettes & Alcohol in his flat in Manchester, on an electric guitar, with the amp in the room.
Oasis – The Shock of the Lightning
The Shock of the Lightning is track four on Dig Out Your Soul, and it was the first single from the album.
Interview of Iggy Pop (1977)
On 11 March 1977, Iggy Pop sits with Peter Gzowski on CBC's 90 Minutes Live, booked to play and then barred by a musicians' union snag.