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“People often crack jokes about that album. We had that dreadful picture on the cover with the three of us looking like the Bee Gees, and I’m thinking, ‘This is wrong’”: Carl Palmer on the disastrous album that led ELP to break up
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Billy Gibbons remembers late ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard: “Frank didn’t mind being beardless. After all, he had the name”
“I was nervous. I said, ‘Hi, Keith. Ron Wood might have mentioned me…’” Nils Lofgren on the time he put his name forward to replace Mick Taylor in the Rolling Stones
Brandon Flowers says that every major label passed on Mr Brightside: “They would say, ‘When did you record this song again? What producer did you bring in?’ And it’s like, ‘No, that’s the same song. It’s exactly the same recording that you heard before’”
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Frank Beard, ZZ Top drummer, dies aged 77: “I made him jam for eight hours straight until his tongue just fell out. By the time we stopped, we both knew we had a band”
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“People often crack jokes about that album. We had that dreadful picture on the cover with the three of us looking like the Bee Gees, and I’m thinking, ‘This is wrong’”: Carl Palmer on the disastrous album that led ELP to break up
