Even the weirdest classic rock songs are absolute bangers, including these four famous songs from famous bands.

The Raisins co-founder has returned to making his own music after years of commercial work. He looks back on his fruitful friendship with Zappa sideman Belew – but can’t predict if they’ll reboot thei ...

Regardless of the motivations, though, it’s one of the finest covers of a John Lennon song to date. 4. Frank Zappa – ‘I Am the Walrus’ Frank Zappa made a career out of confounding his fans. An ...

“That’s the only way to play,” Wenner said. “I never listen that hard to him.” On one level, John Lennon related to Frank Zappa. In Lennon Remembers, he expresses his hatred of critics while shunning ...

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Frank Zappa spoofed it with the artwork for ... Paul McCartney’s relationship with Jane Asher, John Lennon’s comments about Christianity, and George Harrison’s conversion to Hinduism all ...

I know that you don’t have many happy memories from the sessions of “Bony Moronie” (written by Larry Williams) for John Lennon’s “Rock ‘n ... Adrian Belew (King Crimson, David Bowie, Frank Zappa)? Of ...

But more importantly, Plastic Ono Band set a template of frank honesty and sharp introspection that would guide Lennon throughout the '70s. In fact, as echoed in the following list of Top 25 John ...

John Lennon's final solo concert will be released as an EP soon as part of an exclusive Record Store Day 2025 drop.

John Lennon's solo album Mind Games won a Grammy, and The Beatles returned with another win, but the ... [+] late rocker himself didn't earn any more gold last night. John Lennon (1940 - 1980 ...

It seems the review written by John Lennon meant far more given the context surrounding their relationship. Following the single’s release, Lennon wrote a review of the song in the now-non ...

Meanwhile, the Fab Four won best rock performance for their “final” song Now and Then, featuring John Lennon’s vocals. Giles Martin, who mixed the record with Paul McCartney, wasn’t there ...