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How Sammy Hagar’s ‘Unboxed’ LP Led to Van Halen’s Split
Sammy Hagar adds two new songs to a solo-career greatest hits collection, leading to a dispute with his Van Halen bandmates.
Anniversaries
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The History of David Coverdale and Jimmy Page’s Album Together
Jimmy Page and David Coverdale, two veterans eager to prove themselves outside of their famous bands, joined forces on the album Coverdale/Page, which was released on March 15, 1993.
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Revisiting T. Rex’s Last Hurrah, ‘Tanx’
'Tanx' was T. Rex's last great album before the glam movement ended.
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The Story of Mick Jagger’s First Solo Tour
With the future of the Rolling Stones in limbo, Mick Jagger kicked off a solo tour of Japan on March 15, 1988, in support of his second album, 'Primitive Cool.'
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The Story of Joe Jackson’s Jazzy ‘Body and Soul’
Joe Jackson released 'Body and Soul' on March 14, 1984.
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The Story of Pantera’s Final Album, ‘Reinventing the Steel’
Pantera overcame growing interpersonal problems to deliver their final album in March of 2000.
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The Day the Beatles’ ‘Lady Madonna’ Video Premiered
On March 14, 1968, BBC1's Top of the Pops TV program premiered a new video clip by the Beatles for their new single "Lady Madonna."
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The Story of Van Halen’s Injury-Plagued ‘Balance’ Tour
Early 1995 found Van Halen heading back out on the road with a No. 1 album on the chart — but trouble was brewing.
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The Day Paul McCartney Was Knighted
It was not the first time that Paul McCartney had received high recognition from his homeland.
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Quiet Riot Brought Metal to the Mainstream With ‘Metal Health’
Released in March 1983, Quiet Riot's 'Metal Health became the first heavy metal disc to capture the top spot on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart.
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The Story of Eric Clapton’s Glossy, Misunderstood ‘Behind the Sun’
Often overlooked and generally derided, Eric Clapton's 'Behind the Sun' tends to challenge your expectations, and even your memory, today.
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How Four Combustible Stars Aligned for Crosby Stills Nash & Young’s ‘Deja Vu’
The addition of Neil Young to the Crosby Stills & Nash supergroup in 1969 created great expectations for 'Déjà Vu' – and the band’s second album didn't disappoint.
