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Every member of the audience receives a copy of the Sunday Sailor, a newspaper shaped programme which includes lyrics to all the songs. Fancy dress is encouraged, so pull out your best seafaring ...

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Of course, it was all worth it to get as close as possible to the truth behind some of the most beloved music of the 20th century, and Fleetwood Mac: All the Songs provides a smorgasbord of info ...

Aaron/Redferns) Rock and roll icon Sir Brian May has reflected on the legacy of Queen’s music and revealed his reservations over one of the group’s most famous songs. Guitarist and singer Sir ...

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Then, from the ashes of Coldplay’s dwindling creative fire, emerged a song that would dictate the band's route out of the gloom, and get them back on the rails. Want all the hottest music and gear ...

Apple TV+ has released "The Ballad of Ambrose & Gunnel," the song featured during the marching band sequence in Severance Season 2. Theodore Shapiro wrote the song, and it is now accessible to the ...