The Music History Club
Sunday round-ups of historical music events from 10 years ago through to over 100 years ago. There will be album anniversaries, artist profiles, inspiring quotes, music facts and figures, and loads more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 112 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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The Sunday Round-Up: 31st August-6th Sept (Dolly Parton, R.E.M., Dead Kennedys, Arctic Monkeys)
Bidding Farewell to Dolly Parton: the Life of an Icon (in her own words)
‘Family is everything to me and not just as a loving memory. My family will always be my greatest love,’1 Dolly Parton told the Guardian in 2016. It was Parton’s...
Further Listening (Dolly Parton)
Some essential tracks from Dolly Parton, the main featured artist on this week's music history round-up (plus, a song by one of her influences)
‘My Tennessee Mountain Home’ from My Tennessee Mountain Home (1973)
The Sunday Round-Up: 24th-30th August (Paul Simon, Elliott Smith, and Pearl Jam)
40 Years On… Paul Simon’s Graceland (released on 25th August 1986)
By the time Paul Simon’s seventh solo studio album, Graceland, came along, he admits ‘I was getting used to the fact that I hadn’t had a hit for a while.’1
In fact, it...
Further Listening (Paul Simon)
Some essential tracks from Paul Simon, the main featured artist on this week's music history round-up (plus, a song by one of his influences)
‘You Can Call Me Al’ from Graceland (1986)
An Aural History of Every Clash Album According to Joe Strummer
... in celebration of what would have been the Clash frontman’s 74th birthday on 21st August...
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Round-ups of music events from 10 to over 100 years ago every Sunday morning (UK time). Think album anniversaries, inspiring quotes, music facts & figures etc. Paid subscribers get exclusive additional posts, and access to the full archive.
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