Keith Richards names the "most superb, lucky song ever"
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Keith Richards names the "most superb, lucky song ever"
In one hundred or two hundred or five hundred years, the idea of “rock music” being represented by a two-pronged combination of Elvis and Dylan would be equitable and oddly accurate.
Chuck Klosterman • But What If We're Wrong?: Thinking About the Present As If It Were the Past
“The next day we had a late breakfast and Susie and Lucy began reminiscing. I excused myself and wandered around the grounds, eventually coming upon a high hedge that surrounded a swimming pool. I lay down on a lounger next to the pool and took out my pen and notebook to write, but it was hot, and I soon fell asleep.
After a while, I awoke
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The sound of a sax solo breaking loose from a series of driving riffs is one of the most exciting experiences of this century’s music.
Charlie Gillett • The Sound of the City: The Rise of Rock & Roll
whose aura probably set off car alarms up and down the hills.
Bob Spitz • The Beatles: The Biography
There’s a few lines where the singer mentions how the Beatles’ career is like a fairy tale, and that the trajectory of their fame and their impact on the world would seem completely implausible if it were presented in a fictional context. That was the part that made Valerie smile the most—the not-so-obvious idea that the Beatles were not imaginary.
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