"We said, 'Let's be Fleetwood Mac doing Albatross, just to get going,'" said George Harrison. "It never really sounded like ...

The year 1975 was a very good one for Elton John and Chicago. It was pretty good as well for artists from Olivia Newton-John ...

“Elton John’s Greatest ... partner Art Garfunkel on “My Little Town,” which was also included on Garfunkel’s 1975 album “Breakaway.” The record also included the hits “50 Ways ...

He remains at the top of his game on his 12th album as Four Tet, which plays like a smorgasbord of everything he does best, a greatest hits and ... acts (Melanie, Fleetwood Mac) and the cinema ...

Apple TV+ also announced plans for a film about Fleetwood Mac. The platforms have also made ... stories about the origins of some of their hits, like the sound of a car crossing a bridge that ...

No, that’s not an alternate title for The Beatles’ 1964 U.S. debut album, but it might be the most apt headline for today’s article about the greatest albums of 1975. Given how many ...

What was once thought of as prog rock was showing up in more and more mainstream hits ... Stevie Nicks managed on the opening two tracks of Rumors is essentially played out over an entire album ...

Let It Bleed is the last album by the Stones we’ll see before the Sixties, already gone really, become the Seventies; it has the crummiest cover art since ... it hits from both sides, with ...

It showcases a dynamic, creative and unpolished New York street culture of which rapping is only one facet, alongside DJing, breakdancing and urban art ... prodigy and Fleetwood Mac founder ...

Although the 1980s did see some of the band’s greatest hits like ‘Everywhere ... one of the worst Fleetwood Mac projects, the backbeat was always fantastic, and judging by how he performed on the ...

The humble one-off, standalone single is a much-neglected art these days; here's a score of the greatest ever examples from Lennon and McCartney to The Clash and The Jam.

While artists needs a fanbase to sustain them, sometimes it's nice to go against the grain and give the people what they didn't know they wanted.