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13 April 1974, Paul McCartney’s Band On The Run went to No.1 on the US album charts. McCartney’s third US No.1, went on to sell over 6 million copies world-wide. It’s commercial performance was aided by two hit singles ‘Jet’ and ‘Band on the Run’. https://www.thisdayinmusic.com/liner-notes/band-on-the-run/ Band On The Run – Wings Hit It Big […]
Happy birthday to Sir Elton John singer, born on 25th March 1947. He has the biggest selling single of all time with the 1997 'Candle In The Wind 97', plus has scored over 50 UK Top 40 hit singles and sold over 150m records worldwide. Some of the aliases Sir Elton has used checking into […]
Today’s Big Question comes from Luke Dorries, who asks “What’s the heaviest song ever recorded? Thanks Luke! Link to original article here
Today’s Big Question comes from Kevin Rowan, who says, “What artist do you acknowledge is important to the history of rock’n’roll but personally don’t enjoy their music?” Thanks Kevin! Link to original article here
Today’s Big Question comes from Tino Darren Piñeiro, who asks, “What modern day rock band would you recommend to someone who only likes old music?” Thanks Tino! Link to original article here
Today’s Big Question comes from Tom Daley, who asks, “What’s the greatest drinking song ever written?” Thanks Tom! Link to original article here
Today’s Big Question comes from Liam Merrigan, who says, “Name a great rock song from a non rock/metal act. Mine would be Crazy Horses by The Osmonds.” Thanks Liam! Link to original article here
Today’s Big Question comes from Keith Bamberger, who asks, “What songs and albums would you recommend to introduce metal to someone born this century?” Thanks Keith! Link to original article here
Today’s Big Question comes from Louise Hampton, who asks, “What film has the best soundtrack?” Thanks Louise! Link to original article here
Today’s Big Question comes from Ian Wilding, who asks, “Who is the greatest song writer of any genre? I’m not a Beatles fan, but I’ve got to say Paul McCartney.” Thanks Ian! Link to original article here