Tonight is about legacy not just the Grammys and multi-platinum hits which made Richie's name, but the way that songs such as Truly and the Commodores' Three Times a Lady have become intertwined with people's lives.
We didn't want to be the cops, says Bobby Weir, guitarist and founder member of the Grateful Dead, laughing as he describes his band's legendarily lax attitude to people taping their concerts... It was an easy decision to make.
He was always like this mysterious, sexy man, and he was my uncle, but like, I'd get butterflies around him. He's very handsome. He was very sensitive.
It is with a resounding sadness that the Hurley family announces the recent sudden passing of the inimitable Michael Hurley. The 'Godfather of freak folk' was, for a prolific half-century, the purveyor of an eccentric genius and compassionate wit.
Ferry's new album, Loose Talk, revives never-before-heard demos, combining past recordings with fresh arrangements, allowing listeners to experience his musical evolution over time.
Mark McCabe reflects on his iconic track, "Maniac 2000", which he initially thought was a diluted version of dance music but now sees as a cultural milestone.
In the final episode of The Opus: Blood on the Tracks, experts discuss how Dylan's bootleg legacy parallels with his official studio release, unveiling myths surrounding The Bootleg Series.