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A dissection of popular death hoaxes and the practice of searching for easter eggs in music

Riders in the Sky soars into town to play a four-night run at the Egyptian Theatre.

With their leather boots, Western button-ups, traditional hats and large belt buckles, the traveling band Riders in the Sky have shaped a recognizable brand for their country and comedy singing-cowboy group.

Over 50 years after rumours circulated that Paul McCartney had died and been replaced by a lookalike, Radio X looks at the strange story...

Douglas Green, better known as Ranger Doug of Riders in the Sky, will speak at the International Western Music Association convention.

The scale of Labours anti-Palestine problem under the leadership of Keir Starmer was laid bare yesterday following the election of Naomi Wimborne-Idrissi to the partys National Executive Committ...

Naomi Wimborne-Idrissi won a seat on the party's National Executive Committee.

Mikhael Gorbachev interview I had wanted to interview Mikhail Gorbachev for years, and had made countless requests through his interpreter, Pavel Palazschenko. I had pretty much given up at the point when I blagged my way into Gorbachev’s eightieth birthday celebrations at the Royal Albert Hall. But when I got home from the surreal celebrations (which had included […]

Were finally going to dispel all of the rumours of Paul McCartneys death and prove that The Beatles Paul Is Dead myth is just that—a myth.