Paul Rees

With failing health, their ‘pilot’ Malcolm was forced to take a back seat. But there was rock and roll thunder to be had yet…

He’s been Springsteen’s sidekick, Neil Young’s confidante and Ringo’s right-hand man. But does Nils Lofgren miss glory on his own terms? Absolutely not.

The 10 best Bob Dylan covers that give the originals a run for their money

ZZ Top mainman Billy Gibbons has taken some time off to indulge in his love of Cuban and Latin music with his new band The BFG’s. He tells us of beards, blues and picking up chicks…

They had smash hits, a James Bond theme and global fame. But, with the world at their feet, Garbage disintegrated in a maelstrom of paranoia and exhaustion.

Jamming with Kirk Hammett, covering Mötley Crüe, writing songs for the Muppets and being immortalised in cartoon form – it’s all part of the My Morning Jacket story.

We look back at Brothers In Arms, the album that turned Dire Straits into the biggest British rock band of the 80s

Meet the cult Seattle singer loved by Pearl Jam and The Afghan Whigs.

The cult bluesman's finest moments.

From self-proclaimed Little Bastard to ornery elder statesman of American rock’n’roll, John Mellencamp hasn’t let anyone beat him – not the press, heart attacks or his own fist-swinging sons.

Bubblegum factory: A pocket guide to 90s power pop

Slade foghorn. Gets nice Xmas bonuses.

From Little Bastard to cranky old man to footnote?

Chili Pepper, chilled-out dad.

In 1969 the Rolling Stones took their rock’n’roll circus to America, leaving carnage in their wake. Travel into their heart of darkness with the people who who were there.