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July 1, 2025
Paul McCartney Finds Lost Child at the Airport — His Heartwarming Response Will Leave You SPEECHLESS! While walking through a busy airport, Paul McCartney noticed a young girl, no older than six, standing alone and frightened. Instead of simply walking past, the music legend stopped, approached her, and offered comfort and reassurance. He didn’t just give her a quick fix—he took the time to ensure she felt safe, staying with her until airport staff arrived and her parents were found. Paul McCartney’s simple, selfless act of kindness shows that true heroes aren’t just found in the spotlight—they can be found in everyday moments of genuine care…The relationship between Robert Plant and Alison Krauss is one of deep artistic kinship, defined by mutual admiration, patience, and an unspoken emotional harmony that permeates their music. Despite their contrasting backgrounds—Plant from the raw intensity of British rock and Krauss from the refined subtlety of American bluegrass—their partnership feels seamless, almost fated. They share a quiet understanding that doesn’t require words, often describing their collaboration as effortless and organic. Plant has said that working with Krauss opened a new chapter in his life, helping him rediscover the power of restraint and space in music, while Krauss admires his courage to let go of control and follow feeling…What made Keith Richards say Mick Jagger had “blown his credibility”?Jack Black’s teary tribute to Led Zeppelin: “Best band ever”“Fantastic”: the protest song David Gilmour considered vital
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Tag: rock 60’s

The recording session that saw John Lennon ‘accidentally’ take LSD

If I had to think about how John Lennon’s presence in the world was slowly introduced to me, it was first with the tightly fitting Windsor sunglasses, accompanied with a peace sign. Before I grew into the world, developed an understanding of The Beatles and realised exactly who he was, he symbolised the ultimate hippie. […]

A British twang: Sculpting the perfect Rolling Stones country album

It was impossible for any American band to ignore the British invasion, no matter if they tried. As much as The Beach Boys may have been making their own symphonies at the same time The Beatles were rocketing up the charts, there’s a reason why Brian Wilson made sure to keep up to date on […]