An incomplete history of pop on BBC television
It's 70 years since the BBC launched its first televised chart show. How have things changed since?
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It's 70 years since the BBC launched its first televised chart show. How have things changed since?
KT TUNSTALL was playing with her mate Kevin Cormack, aka Half Cousin, when she got the call in 2004. “We were on tour with the Manchester band The…
There are people in their twenties now who sing along to Tiny Dancer with no idea that it was relatively unknown, even within the Elton canon, until the
Massive Wagons are on a roll. Formed in 2009, the Lancaster rockers have blossomed from local concern to national conversation, with the good-time anthems of 2020’s fifth album House Of Noise hijacking the UK Top 10. That breakthrough year will be tough to top, considers chatterbox frontman Baz Mills. But with new album sessions underway and talk of a victory lap through Europe, there’s no reason why the Wagons can’t get even bigger.
The hard-rock icon injected even the most absurd songs with deeply felt emotion and formed the perfect musical partnership with Jim Steinman