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Watch Led Zeppelin manager Peter Grant reveal how he deals with bootleggers
By Fraser Lewry published
The BBC footage also shows Pink Floyd hearing one of their own bootlegs for the first time – and they're not happy

Michael Sadler was always going to rejoin Saga, and they knew it
By Dave Ling published
Canadian singer’s five-year absence was long enough for his bandmates to fail the challenge of reinventing themselves

The story of legendary rock'n'roll cowboys the James Gang
By Max Bell published
With a classic funk-rock sound, the rise of rock'n'roll cowboys the James Gang looked unstoppable, inspired by a real kick-ass guitarist who would both make and break the band

“How can you fire me when I quit three weeks ago?’” Mick Abrahams’ life after Jethro Tull
By Malcolm Dome published
Health issues made it almost impossible for Blodwyn Pig founder to play guitar towards the end of his life – but he maintained “it could be worse”

Why Margot Robbie refuses to be embarrassed about being a lifelong metalhead
By Emily Swingle published
We celebrate the Barbie star's love for Slipknot, Metallica and Bullet For My Valentine – and the fact she isn’t shy about it

Prog paradigm-changers Greenslade were warned two keyboardists and no guitarist would fail. They didn’t listen
By Mike Barnes published
When the late Dave Greenslade left Colosseum, he had a handful of unfinished songs which launched a short but inspiring run at the dawn of the synth era

Zakk Wylde talks Ozzy, hot sauce and turning Mark Wahlberg on to metal
By Stephen Hill published
A fun, frantic five minute interview with Black Label Society leader Zakk Wylde

Rush’s Neil Peart, an exploding golf ball and two career-changing conversations
By Martin Kielty published
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson recall their late friend and bandmate, recalling what he brought to the band and how they began to move on without him

Praised by half the Beatles, Rick Wakeman and Pat Metheny, Rod Argent still didn’t have it all easy
By Rob Hughes published
Founding member of The Zombies and Argent had no trouble writing songs that have endured for decades, and easily collaborated with Phil Collins, The Who and many others. But he also encountered his share of troubles in the music industry
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