“We cut it as a comedy track”: How a “crap” Rolling Stones song became a classic rock anthem

Although Keith Richards was initially convinced that the riff had its roots in reggae, the rest of The Rolling Stones thought the song was "crap".

Alabama guitar great who played on classic songs has died: 'He was one of a kind'

He almost got picked for the Rolling Stones, helped Bob Marley become a superstar, passed on joining Lynyrd Skynyrd, dated Joni Mitchell, and lived in music mogul David Geffen’s house. What a life ...
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The 25-Year Americana Odyssey Of ‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’

The soundtrack to the Depression-era movie O Brother, Where Art Thou? came out in the final weeks of 2000 and was certified Platinum by February of 2001, making this the 25th anniversary of the year ...