Everybody's Dummy

Two things are apparent from the cover of A Single Man : Elton John is not wearing glasses of any kind, and Gus Dudgeon is not listed as pr...

Outside the title, the biggest surprise about this Paul Simon album was that it was largely a collaboration with Brian Eno, who’s credit wi...

It had seemingly been an eternity since the last Dead album, and now they’d signed with Clive Davis’ new Arista label, which had already sc...

With the imaginatively titled Queen II , Queen attempted to further their image, though they still seemed stuck between Zeppelin-style hard...

The all-star duets album had its peak in the ‘90s, when the likes of Elton John and Frank Sinatra crossed genres and generations to expand ...

Following Neil Peart’s self-imposed retirement from music and Rush in particular, Geddy Lee took the opportunity to record a solo album—his...

The highly anticipated second album by the Clash was the first to be officially released in the United States, and it does seem to take a m...