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Sneak of the Week: The Heaters, “Put on the Heat”
The Heaters were "proof of concept" for groups like The Go-Gos -- but their unique power pop sound was just a shade ahead of the curve.

The Heaters were "proof of concept" for groups like The Go-Gos -- but their unique power pop sound was just a shade ahead of the curve.

In 1973, Neil Young defied expectations by recording an edgy live album to get him out of the "ditch" that success had driven him into.

When the Beatles swapped out Pete Best for Ringo, many Liverpool fans were not happy. And George Harrison took the brunt of their fury.

Steely Dan's flawed masterpiece and an appreciation of one of rock's most distinctive instruments are the topics of our two latest YouTube "mini features." Please have a look and let us know what you think.

A lot happened in 1971, most impressively, the surging of female artists to the top of the charts. We look at this bumper crop of talent.
It turns out there’s a lot to say. Just say “yes” to get yours.
