Why Tina Turner Belongs in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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Our Rolling Stone Music Now podcast tells the one-of-a-kind story of Tina Turner
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Hear the Stories Behind Neil Young’s Lost Masterpieces
Posted in: Music NewsWhy did Neil Young wait until now to release some of his best ‘70s songs? Rolling Stone Music Now digs into his archives
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The 2021 Grammys Were a Great Show – But Was That Enough?
Posted in: Music NewsOur Rolling Stone Music Now podcast looks back at the highs, lows, and cringe-y moments of the 2021 Grammys
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Wolfgang Van Halen Debuts Two New Songs, Reflects on Eddie Van Halen Grammys Controversy
Posted in: Music News"It was kind of a tone-deaf ask," Wolfgang Van Halen says of the Grammys' offer for him to play "Eruption" in tribute to his father
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Hair Metal Confidential: Hear Our Podcast on Eighties Hard-Rock History
Posted in: Music NewsNew Rolling Stone Music Now episode takes on the highs and lows of rock's glossiest era
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Wolfgang Van Halen: The Grammys Almost Had Bigger Eddie Van Halen Tribute
Posted in: Music NewsGuitarist's son, who says he's disappointed with the Grammys' tribute to Eddie Van Halen, wants to talk to the Academy about "the legacy of the rock genre going forward"
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15 Thoughts on the 2021 Grammys
Posted in: Music FeaturesDua Lipa, Megan Thee Stallion, BTS, Harry Styles, and more gave unforgettable performances — but fixing the Recording Academy will be harder
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How Rick Rubin and a Psychedelic Experience Helped Imagine Dragons Reimagine Themselves
Posted in: Music NewsImagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds explains the very personal origins of the band's first new songs in three years
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Hear the Black Crowes Look Back at Their Debut, ‘Shake Your Money Maker’
Posted in: Music NewsChris and Rich Robinson discuss the early days of their band on Rolling Stone Music Now
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The Damage Done: Looking Back At A Year Without Concerts
Posted in: Music Biz FeaturesWith Covid-19 stranding the concert industry in a limbo for a year now, artists from Martha Reeves to Tech N9ne, along with behind-the-scenes workers, reflect on an unprecedented twelve months
