Fleetwood Mac’s hugely successful “Rumours” was recorded in 1977, selling 15 million copies across the world and being christened Album of the Year at the 1978 Grammy Awards. But their success was not to be short-lived, the album remaining in the U.K. charts for a staggering 433 weeks and also spending 130 weeks in the U.S. Billboard album charts.
This is the definitive story of the making of an album that has truly earned its place in the pantheon of rock music history. Including a specially recorded version of Christine McVie’s haunting Songbird and a wonderful new acoustic edition of Never Going Back from Lindsey Buckingham.
When the Grateful Dead surfaced in San Francisco in the mid-1960s, with their psychedelic imagery and mass following of Dead Heads, they spearheaded a new and rebellious counterculture that joyfully rejected mainstream America.
The Dead were an unlikely blend of talents, from the folk roots of J...
Led Zeppelin were, and after recent events prove, still are one of the biggest bands of all time. They are often cited, along with Black Sabbath and Deep Purple, as the Godfathers of Heavy Metal but there was more to Zeppelin than just heavy riffs.
Led Zeppelin's first album serves as a bluepri...
Ozzy Osbournes’ four-decade track record as a culturally relevant musical artist is unprecedented, but his personal struggles have been shrouded in myth and secrecy. In some ways, Ozzy’s fame has been predicated on his prodigious drug and alcohol intake, his musical accomplishments overshadowed b...
