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Clarion call: recorder fans warn instrument heading for extinction

Top UK music school says pandemic has hastened decline in pupils playing Marmite of woodwind world

The Guardian - UK

Is this the guitar Keith Richards used at the Rolling Stones’ first-ever gig?

Many British guitar heroes of the ’60s started out on budget archtops that retain nostalgia value today. But what if you thought you had found Keef’s actual guitar?

Guitar World

Here Comes the AI: Fans rejoice in 'new' Beatles music

WASHINGTON: When the Beatles broke up more than 50 years ago, devastated fans were left yearning for more. Now, artificial intelligence is offering just that.

Bangkok Post

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The rhythmic bounce of "Eleanor Rigby"

In this episode of "Everything Fab Four," Ken and the acclaimed jazz guitarist talk Beatles arrangements and more

Salon

"Pet Sounds" soars to new heights

This Dolby Atmos mix compiled by Giles Martin is the best version yet of this classic pop album

Salon

The feelin’ was right: how the Bee Gees ruled late 70s pop

Their Saturday Night Fever soundtrack commanded the charts, but beyond that, notes Bob Stanley in an extract from his new book, their golden touch was audible everywhere from Grease to Sesame Street

The Guardian - UK

Karl Bartos and Kraftwerk: "The endless cycling didn’t help invent new music!"

The former Kraftwerk musician and composer looks back over his career and discusses working with 'his former partners'!

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From Katy Perry to The Beatles: these AI album covers are mesmerising

Adobe Firefly continues to impress.

Creative Bloq

We got Tenacious D to interview Ozzy and it turns out even Jack Black gets star struck

Metal, movies and Randy Rhoads – this is what happened when Tenacious D interviewed Ozzy Osbourne

Metal Hammer

How to solo over relative major and minor chords

It's one of the oldest tricks in the book, used by everyone from the Beatles to Neil Young and Pink Floyd, but playing around the major and minor tonalities can produce melodies that stick in the mind forever

Guitar World

‘I’ve followed Radiohead from the start – I recognise genius when I hear it’: Rickie Lee Jones’s honest playlist

The American singer loves dancing to Marvin Gaye and cleaning the yard to Bruce Springsteen. But which big shot singer-songwriter can’t she stand?

The Guardian - UK

That horrendous AI John Lennon is completely tone deaf

Someone actually thought this was a good idea?

Creative Bloq

10 things that changed my life: Tide Lines frontman Robert Robertson

1 The accordion

The National (Scotland)

Drug busts, huge tours, and a litany of lovers - 60 years of the Rolling Stones

The world’s longest performing rock group’s three surviving members underwent a huge anniversary Sixty Tour last year, despite having a combined age of 233

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MusicRadar

“Nebraska was cut on crap equipment…” How Bruce Springsteen made his most important album in his bedroom with just a Gibson J-200 and a TEAC 144

Back in 1981, Bruce Springsteen started recording two albums: one was a state-of-the-art gamechanger that influenced the production sounds of the 80s and made him an international superstar. The other was better than that…

MusicRadar

Mick Hucknall on the 10 songs that changed his life: “The Beatles changed the way music sounded, but the Stones were the world’s greatest rock band”

“I know my musical history,” says The Simply Red frontman, as he discusses new album, Time, and his lost afternoon with Keith Richards

Guitar World

In 1965 Elvis Presley was playing bass guitar, with a little help from Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney: “He was trying to learn bass, so I was like, ‘sit down, let me show you a few things’”

Los Angeles Times

Chas Newby, fill-in bassist who rejected a full-time gig with the Beatles, dies at 81

Chas Newby, an English rock bassist and brief member of the Beatles in the early 1960s, died this week at 81.

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WEKU

Tina Turner, rock and roll icon, dead at 83

The pioneering vocalist, who played a pivotal role in the history of rock and soul music, had suffered a litany of health issues in recent years.

Liverpool Echo

Fears raised over sale of historic bowling club

The West Derby Society has raised concerns about the impact on the wider community

Liverpool Echo

Family tribute to 'amazing' dad and The Beatles former bassist Chas Newby

Chas's children said their dad always gave up his time for other people

Guitar World

The Beatles’ “first left-handed bassist”, Chas Newby, dies aged 81

The bass player and former math teacher was subbed into the Liverpool legend’s early lineup in December 1960 and played one of the most formative shows of the era

Daily Mirror

George Harrison's son Dhani is the double of Beatles dad in rare public outing

George Harrison's son, Dhani, appears to have inherited more than his love of music as he stepped out at the Chelsea Flower Show looking almost identical to the late star

The Guardian - US

Chas Newby, one-time Beatles bassist, dies at 81

The British musician, who performed with the Beatles for several gigs in 1960, went on to become a high school mathematics teacher

Liverpool Echo

The Beatles former bassist Chas Newby dies as Cavern Club issue statement

Chas Newby played with the Fab Four for a series of gigs in 1960

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