#music-history

#music-history

Madonna and Bette Midler almost collaborated with Barbra Streisand on the song "Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better" for her album.

Palmer Luckey and Elon Musk discussed cultural changes, illustrating a personal insight into their communication.

The 1960s music scene was diverse, contrasting groundbreaking artists with mainstream pop filled with novelty hits and bubblegum.

The Long Hall pub is rich in musical history and frequented by international stars.

Bowie's 1975 album "Young Americans" represents his transformative journey into soul music amidst initial resistance from R&B figures in Philadelphia.

This album showcases the Grateful Dead's legendary live performances across various venues and years.

Joey Ramone's East Village apartment is for sale, offering a unique historical value with original documents and letters left behind.

Betty Bonney captured the spirit of Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak through her performance of 'Joltin' Joe DiMaggio' in 1941.

Ravel is celebrated as a complex, misunderstood genius whose artistry is on display at a 150th-anniversary exhibition in New York.

Duane "Keffe D" Davis maintains innocence in Tupac Shakur's murder despite being charged as the ringleader of the drive-by shooting.

Even with modern documentation, preserving history is a continual battle against fading memories and disappearing materials.

Roger Miret's collection serves as an essential archive of Agnostic Front's chaotic early years and the vibrant NYC hardcore scene.

Peter Wolf's memoir, 'Waiting on the Moon', blends personal anecdotes with stories of colorful characters he met during his career.

Vik Sohonie and Anvar Kalandarov are reviving rare Uzbek music from the 1980s to highlight its historical and cultural significance.

Heart's current tour marks a significant comeback for the band amid personal challenges, highlighting resilience and the enduring bond between the Wilson sisters.

David Johansen, lead singer of the New York Dolls, embraced a unique aesthetic that influenced future British punk and glam rock scenes.

Kate Bush achieved monumental success with her debut single 'Wuthering Heights,' marking her as a pioneering British female artist.

Benmont Tench almost missed joining Mudcrutch due to the weight of his organ, leading to the formation of the Heartbreakers with Tom Petty.

Graceland's enduring popularity faces cultural challenges as it negotiates its relevance among younger generations.

Film music encompasses unrecognized aspects of audiovisual art, challenging misconceptions and exploring its complex relationship to narrative and imagery.

Grace Slick embodies the rock'n'roll spirit with a life full of rebellion and creativity, influencing music and culture significantly despite personal struggles.

The introduction of the microphone in 1925 revolutionized the recording industry, marking the transition from acoustical to electrical recordings.

L.A.'s Shrine Auditorium undergoes significant upgrades ahead of its 100th anniversary to maintain its status as a premier concert venue.

Layne Staley's never-before-seen poetry and lyrics will be published in a new book, revealing his creative and personal struggles.

The Bangles mix of talent and ambition highlights the struggles and triumphs of an all-female rock band amid fame and internal pressures.

The Apollo Theater is a historic venue that championed African-American performers and remains a vital part of Harlem's cultural heritage.

OnlyHeaven's KISS EP revitalizes New Orleans bounce, infusing it with contemporary sounds while honoring its rich cultural roots.