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June 30, 2025
Robert Plant, best known as the legendary lead singer of Led Zeppelin, made a rare and humorous appearance in the British comedy Doreen: The Movie (2016), a film based on the popular Midlands character Doreen Tipton. In this offbeat mockumentary-style comedy, Plant plays himself in a cameo role, showing his lighter side and poking fun at his rockstar persona. His brief but memorable appearance adds a quirky charm to the film, aligning with its satirical tone and Midlands pride. Though not widely known for acting, Plant’s inclusion in the film reflects his strong ties to the region and willingness to embrace its eccentric humor…..The Neil Young song Roger Waters wishes he wroteThe guitarist Keith Richards always wanted to be: “The epitome of a hero”The John Lennon track Paul McCartney wanted to make a Beatles “reunion song”Why John Paul Jones Called The Quiet Architect of Rock Music History ?
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Month: May 2025

How The Beatles’ ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’ Started The Chemical Brothers’ Career

The Beatles‘ “Tomorrow Never Knows” was a big influence on The Chemical Brothers. One rock star discussed watching The Chemical Brothers work “Tomorrow Never Knows” into one of their electronic dance music sets. The Chemical Brothers also released a tune that sounds a lot like the Fab Four’s track. The Chemical Brothers wanted to deconstruct […]

The song Paul McCartney wrote in an emotional tribute to John Lennon

The relationship between John Lennon and Paul McCartney has always been a deeply sincere one. Two of the world’s premier songwriters may have spent the better parts of their careers entwined with one another but that didn’t mean they couldn’t fight or feud like any other friendship. In fact, it, more likely than not, it […]

What is the best Paul McCartney solo in The Beatles?

Part of the appeal of any great rock and roll band is knowing when to play and when not to. Although it might be fun to hog the spotlight and go out front and shred the perfect solo, it’s useless to try to wow a crowd when only a handful of notes will suffice. And […]