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Loudon Wainwright III has built a career as a critically-acclaimed singer-songwriter. But his lone hit was the novelty song "Dead Skunk".

While a member of the band for several decades, The Who decided to part ways with longtime drummer Zak Starkey.

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I'm on the older side of this whole journey, which is another interesting dimension that I call the third act. Music is that third act." ...

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April 1985 came at a fascinating time in the world of pop music, and these five albums were released 40 years ago this month.

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Dolly Parton effectively taught Jane Fonda how to be a better celebrity, more believable hillbilly, and veteran performer in one trip.

The Beatles pulled some inspiration from their rock star contemporaries The Who, specifically for the song "Helter Skelter".