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Showaddywaddy facts: The rock and roll revivalists who ruled the charts

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Stevie Wonder is one of the most influential artists of all time, and laid the groundwork for much of today's R&B music.

The 20 greatest Stevie Wonder songs, ranked

John Travolta as Danny Zuko and Henry Winkler as The Fonz

How John Travolta was nearly in Happy Days and Henry Winkler nearly played Danny in Grease

TV and Film

The best music podcasts

The 10 best music podcasts of 2023

Music

In a recent podcast appearance, John Lennon's eldest son Julian admits he has a "love-hate" relationship with The Beatles' song 'Hey Jude'

Julian Lennon describes his "love-hate" relationship with 'Hey Jude', reveals it's a "dark reminder"

The Beatles

Though they broke up in acrimonious circumstances, Paul Simon recently looked back on Simon & Garfunkel's split and doesn't blame Art Garfunkel for going their separate ways.

Paul Simon admits he doesn't blame Art Garfunkel for the pair's acrimonious split

Music

George Harrison's Concert For Bangladesh was a pioneering benefit concert which paved the way for Live Aid.

Concert For Bangladesh: How George Harrison formed the first ever all-star benefit rock concert

Music

The Beatles vs The Rolling Stones

The Beatles vs The Rolling Stones – in their own words

The Beatles

The best songs of 1978, ranked

The 25 best songs of 1978

Song Lists

John Lennon, Yoko Ono and Kyoko Ono Cox

John Lennon’s lost 1969 solo album: What is One From The Nursery?

John Lennon

Eric Clapton is one of the most successful and influential guitarists of all time.

Eric Clapton's 10 greatest songs ever, ranked

Song Lists

Mungo Jerry's Ray Dorset and the band

Mungo Jerry: The story of the 'In the Summertime' band and where they are now

Music

Timothy Spall stars in Bolan's Shoes

Bolan's Shoes review: Timothy Spall shines in bittersweet film about T Rex fans

Music

1965's best songs, ranked

The 20 best songs of 1965

Song Lists

Despite their legendary rivalry, The Beatles helped The Rolling Stones break into the mainstream by writing them a hit single in 1963.

When The Beatles wrote a hit song for The Rolling Stones

The Beatles

Marmalade in 1968: (From left: Pat Fairley, Dean Ford, Alan Whitehead, Junior Campbell, Graham Knight)

Marmalade facts: Scottish pop rock legends' songs, members and legacy explained

Hall Of Fame

Sydney Sweeney stars in the video for 'Angry'

Rolling Stones new song 'Angry' explained: Hackney Diamonds single's meaning revealed

The Rolling Stones

Unbelievably, nobody noticed it was Paul McCartney when he was busking 'Yesterday' outside of a London tube station in 1984.

When Paul McCartney busked 'Yesterday' on London's streets and nobody noticed

Paul McCartney