Reginald Kenneth Dwight was a 20-year-old session musician when he applied for a job at a London record label, and was paired ...

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The cover of The Who Sell Out by The Who is probably the oddest one of the bunch. This concept album was released in 1967 and features two of the band’s members in opposing photographs.

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Delaware artist explains abstract album cover for Mac Miller's 'Balloonerism' Mac Miller fans around the world have recreated Delaware artist's 'Balloonerism' album art 'Balloonerism' has topped ...

who actually served as the producer on Chris LeDoux’s final three albums. “It's just so cool to hear my dad's voice along with mine." And while his new album was a way to honor the life of his ...

In the album’s first track, the Fresh Prince tackles the infamous moment when he stormed the stage and slapped Chris Rock over a joke about his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith. The fallout was ...

Chris Brown is embarking on a new tour in 2025, celebrating the 20th anniversary of his self-titled debut album. The Breezy Bowl XX stadium world tour will feature Summer Walker and Bryson ...

(Source: Getty Images) Multiple other songs off Smith’s album also reference the slap incident and the aftermath, including second track “You Lookin’ For Me?”. “Won’t stop ...