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Tony Levin recalls working with John Lennon on Double Fantasy
The King Crimson and Peter Gabriel bassist remembers Lennon’s unusual way of getting the perfect take
Eric Clapton disliked his Unplugged album so much he tried to prevent its release: “I bet $100 it wouldn’t go into the top 50”
Slowhand says he had a “real aversion” to his 1992 smash hit, but he admits it changed the world’s perception of him
Christopher Cross apologizes to Canadians for Trump: “I’m very sorry and embarrassed that we have an A-hole for a president”
The singer joins Jelly Roll and Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson in criticizing the president as U.S.-Canada tensions escalate.
Frank Zappa was dying and wanted to speak to Ian Anderson
Anderson was a huge Zappa fan, but the musician’s public attacks on Jethro Tull left him unsure how to respond when Zappa reached out in his final weeks
Jimmy Page on the Beatle who inspired Led Zeppelin’s most beautiful song
George Harrison’s complaint inspired Page to borrow one of his melodies — but there’s a James Taylor connection there as well
The Who’s lost Who by Numbers tapes were hiding in plain sight
A musical detective uncovered the original multitracks for The Who by Numbers, along with Pete Townshend’s demos and more than 50 years of Who history
Freddie Mercury’s final days are revealed by his closest friend in a rare interview: “It got chaotic”
Mary Austin opens up about the invasive press frenzy, their decades-long love story and the trove of lyric sheets he left behind
Brian May is still upset about the controversial B-side to Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” single
Drummer Roger Taylor’s tongue-in-cheek tune on the hit song's B-side brought him a hefty payday. May still holds a grudge.
