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Just when you thought you’d heard every rock legend moment, you stumble into Sweet’s unreleased 1974 Musikladen rehearsal of “Burn On The Flame”—no audience, just Brian Connolly’s soulful roar cutting through the German studio lights, Andy Scott’s scorching riffs, Steve Priest’s thunderous bass, and Mick Tucker’s heartbeat drums, all colliding for four unforgettable minutes that feel like a time capsule of pure glam-rock electricity

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Throw yourself back to 1980 as Status Quo rips into “Lies” on the promo video of their double A-side smash from Just Supposin’—co-written by Francis Rossi and Bernie Frost—delivering raw boogie rock energy and razor-sharp guitar riffs that made it their most commercial hit—peaking at #11—and showcasing the Dublin-recorded album that ushered them into a new decade, while this no-frills anthem still hits hard today.

Country Music

Grand Ole Opry member Ricky Van Shelton had a relatively brief yet remarkable career, remaining active as a performer for just 20 years. During that time, he achieved an impressive milestone with ten #1 hits. What led to his departure from the spotlight, and what happened to other country artists who similarly seemed to “disappear” from the public eye?

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50 Years Ago: John Lennon Makes His Last Live Appearance