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Pete Townshend’s 80s Solo Success
After the death of Keith Moon, Pete Townshend spent much of the 80s doing some inventive solo work. We take a look.
Will Wills
Will Wills — a native-born Italian, raised in the US — does a killer impersonation of Mario (“a-letsa-go!”). Generally, you’ll find him frenetically bouncing between software development at a large US firm, leading a local dance/pop band, playing COD and watching MST3K. Yes, he’s sleep deprived, but you can follow his resulting incoherence at @WillrWills or his band at @WillsAndTheWays or his blog, "A Day in a Monkey's Life," if you’re suffering from insomnia, too.
Peach & Lee: An Unexpected Beatle-esque Treat
So many bands have been dubbed 'Beatle-esque' -- but Peach and Lee are one duo you might have missed. Here's the story.
“The Lyrics” According to Paul McCartney
Paul McCartney's sumptuous book on his lyrics (both Beatles and solo) is now out in paperback. We had a chance to check it out.
The Final Album: The Eagles’ “Long Road Out of Eden”
In their on-again, off-again history, it always seemed that The Eagles were "off." But they surprised fans with one exceptional final album.
George Martin: The 5th Performing Beatle
As producer, George Martin was an integral part of the Beatles' time in the studio. But he played on more of their hits than you might know.