Livin’ on a Prayer Turns 40: The Song Jon Bon Jovi Didn’t Like
Jon Bon Jovi didn't like the first version, and Richie Sambora had to talk him into redoing it. It came out as a single…
Jon Bon Jovi didn't like the first version, and Richie Sambora had to talk him into redoing it. It came out as a single…
On October 25, 1854, some 670 British horsemen charged straight at the Russian guns because of a misunderstood order. Steve Harris turned that tragedy…
A tiny fish that followed him underwater gave Black Francis the idea. Eleven years later, the ending of Fight Club turned it into an…
Deep Purple went to Switzerland to record an album and watched the casino where they planned to do it go up in flames. That…
Pink Floyd was recording an album about the absence of its friend and founder. One afternoon, he walked through the door. Almost no one…
An out-of-line question after a show, a night of fury in a hotel room and one of the most recognizable riffs in rock.
It's not a made-up name. Electric Avenue is in London's Brixton neighborhood, and what happened there in 1981 is the reason the song exists.
It plays often on Leveling Radio and holds one of music's most famous mysteries: for decades, nobody knew who Carly Simon was singing about.
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