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June 30, 2025
You Took the Colors Out When You Died”: Roger Taylor’s Heartfelt Tribute to Freddie MercuryMore Than Love Songs: How Paul and Linda McCartney’s Enduring Bond Shaped a Musical Legacy Beyond The Beatles‘Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain’: the last song Elvis Presley sang before he diedThe Elvis move that John Lennon called “stupid and bullshit”Robert Plant, legendary frontman of Led Zeppelin, shares a deep bond with his daughter, Carmen Jane Plant, who was born to him and his wife Maureen Wilson in 1968. While Robert carved out his legacy as one of rock’s greatest vocalists, Carmen pursued her own creative path, becoming a skilled and expressive belly dancer. She has toured with her dance troupe, blending traditional Middle Eastern dance with modern and theatrical elements, gaining respect in the dance world for her artistry. Despite growing up in the shadow of a rock icon, Carmen has maintained a private life, focusing on family and artistic pursuits. Robert has expressed pride in his daughter’s accomplishments and has often been seen supporting her endeavors from the sidelines. Their relationship underscores a strong familial connection grounded in mutual respect and an appreciation for diverse forms of performance and self-expression….

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The masterful music theory trick that saved The Beatles song ‘Yesterday’

I’ll open this article with a big statement: ‘Yesterday’ is the greatest song ever written. You can keep your ‘Purple Rain’ and ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ and all that nonsense. When those songs were written, Prince and Queen were clearly actively trying to make the best song ever written, but the same can’t be said for Paul […]

When whispers spread that the band wouldn’t play, guests leaned in — confused, concerned. It was Jimmy Page’s daughter’s wedding, and something felt… unfinished. Then, without a word, Robert Plant stepped forward. No spotlight. No speech. Just him, barefoot in the grass, holding decades of history in his hands. He began to sing “Thank You,” and the world seemed to stop spinning. Jimmy stood frozen, eyes locked on his old bandmate. The bride wept. Every lyric hung heavy, as if carried on the breath of memories no one dared speak aloud. This wasn’t just a song — it was a lifetime, whispered in melody. Plant didn’t steal the moment. He sanctified it. And in that quiet, trembling performance, Led Zeppelin’s soul stirred again — not for a crowd, but for love, for friendship, for family….

Title: “Barefoot in the Grass: When Robert Plant Brought Led Zeppelin’s Soul to Life Again” At most weddings, the music is planned — rehearsed, queued, expected. But on this particular day, deep in the English countryside, the soundtrack of love came unannounced. It wasn’t the band everyone had speculated about. It wasn’t a stage performance […]

‘Good Night’: The greatest Ringo Starr vocal performance

Don’t be mean, alright? We all know what the obvious joke is. We all know how some snarky prick might answer the question “what is Ringo Starr’s greatest vocal performance?” and it’s a needlessly cruel and unfair one. Was Ringo Starr a natural singer? Absolutely not, and he’d be the first person to tell you […]

Five forgotten songs that outsold The Beatles in the 1960s

As much as some people would very much like you to believe otherwise, the 1960s weren’t just the decade of The Beatles. It also wasn’t simply “the decade of famous music” either. People weren’t just bopping along to The Beach Boys and The Fabs in the early part of the decade, The Stones and The […]

The album Ringo Starr called his musical biography: “What my life is about”

The number-one rule of any good songwriter is always about writing what you know. Most listeners can see through someone who’s dishonest within the first few seconds of any song, so anyone even thinking about lying through their teeth in songs is normally in for an uphill battle when people don’t believe a word they […]

5 Minutes Ago: A Homeless Man Approached Paul McCartney on the Street and Asked, “Can I Have a Dollar?” — Paul’s Response Will Leave You in Awe…

5 Minutes Ago: A Homeless Man Approached Paul McCartney on the Street and Asked, “Can I Have a Dollar?” — Paul’s Response Will Leave You in Awe It was a quiet, unassuming moment on an otherwise ordinary afternoon—until a simple encounter revealed the extraordinary heart of one of music’s greatest legends. Just minutes ago, Paul […]

Jason Bonham shares a close and loving relationship with his mother, Pat Bonham, who raised him with strength and devotion after the sudden loss of his father, John Bonham, in 1980. As a child, Jason looked up to both his parents, and after his father’s death, Pat became a central figure in his life, offering unwavering support as he pursued his own path in music. Despite the heavy legacy of his father’s name, Pat encouraged Jason to honor it while forging his own identity as a drummer. Their bond is built on mutual respect, resilience, and shared memories of family life before and after Led Zeppelin’s fame. Through life’s challenges and triumphs, Pat has remained a steady and loving presence in Jason’s journey, both as a musician and as a man….

A Mother’s Strength: The Enduring Bond Between Jason Bonham and Pat Bonham Jason Bonham’s life has always been shadowed by the towering legacy of his father, John Bonham—the thunderous force behind Led Zeppelin’s iconic sound. But behind the scenes, it was his mother, Pat Bonham, who became his anchor when that legacy was abruptly marked […]