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Join Firsts can be a funny thing. Some firsts are pretty hard to dispute, like first U.S. president, first man on the Moon, or the birth of your first child (even if younger siblings think they came first). Other firsts are more nebulous, and require debate and conversation. That’s particularly true in the world of music, especially when it comes to the birth of a whole new form or genre. When we consider the advent of rock and roll, there are any number of candidates for the first rock song. In fact, it might be an unanswerable question. However, there is

The statute of limitations ran out years ago, so I can tell this tale without having to worry about doing hard time. But I hesitate. Others were involved in

READ MORE Elvis opened for Bill and his band as a young man, with Bill even giving the singer advice on how to make it in the business. However, Elvis soon overtook Bill and the elder rock ‘n’ roller soon had to wait for the revival of the 1960s, when his genre of music was popular again. In the intervening years, he struggled with alcohol addiction and his first two marriages both failed. He married his third wife, Martha Velasco, in 1963, and by the time of his death he had a reported 10 children from his marriages. His wife, in the rare interviews she has given about him, said he tried...

It’s easy to guess a person’s approximate age by things they can remember from when they were young.

For all its flaws, liberalism still has a future; it may just look different from what we are used to Firstpost 05-02-2021 Dhruva Jaishankar © Provided by Firstpost For all its flaws, liberalism still has a future; it may just look different from what we are used to The end of the history of music, at least in the Western classical tradition, can be dated to the warm, rainy evening in August of 1952 in Woodstock, New York, when a pianist first performed John Cage’s “ 4’33″”, a work consisting solely of four minutes and 33 seconds of silence. Cage’s compositio...