As far as the 1960s are concerned, from a British music perspective, it goes without saying that The Beatles are the main point of conversation. The formula of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George ...

You might think the cowbell is rock and roll's most famous percussion instrument, but the tambourine is crucial to these timeless hits.

Another Beatles song of which John's recollections don't match up with others involved was 'Rain'. The 1966 track was the ...

The roots of the Who go all the way back to the late Fifties when Roger Daltrey formed a skiffle group called the Detours with his schoolmates, including longtime best friend Harry Wilson on drums.

The Who’s feuds weren’t contained to the band’s line-up itself, either. Over the years, they clashed with their management, production staff, record labels, and, of course, other bands. Pete Townshend ...

It's easy for any drummer to get locked into the groove, but Joey Kramer was always one to appreciate the pure craftsmanship of records.

When Keith Moon made his solo album in 1975, he filled it with his favourite songs of all-time, revealing his top pick from The Beatles when he covered it.