The Real-Life “Jeremiah” From “Joy To The World” And His Reaction To Fame

April 2, 2025

In the heart of the bustling city of New Haven, Connecticut, lived a man named Jeremiah. He was a humble musician, known mostly for his powerful voice and the emotional…

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The Day They Tracked “Rebel Waltz” After Seeing A Protest From Their Studio Window

The sun was just beginning to set on a crisp autumn day, its golden rays spilling into the cramped studio where I spent countless hours crafting melodies. I was fiddling…

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The Brass Bracelet Billy Fury Wore Every Tour — Engraved With “Maybe Tomorrow”

Billy Fury was a name that echoed through the dance halls and radio waves of the 1960s. With his rock ‘n’ roll voice and handsome looks, he was a star,…

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The Day Marvin Gaye Wept After Hearing A Fan Say His Music Saved Their Marriage

On a crisp autumn day in 1982, Marvin Gaye found himself in a swirl of emotions as he prepared for a rare live performance. Although he was a legendary figure…

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How Their Songs Became Classroom Favorites In The ’70S

In the heart of the 1970s, a young woman named Carole King stood on the brink of stardom, fueled by a passion for music that pulsed through her veins. By…

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The Beatles’ Rooftop Concert And The Police Officer Who Tried To Shut It Down

On a chilly January afternoon in 1969, the air buzzed with excitement as The Beatles prepared for an unforgettable performance. They had chosen the rooftop of the Apple Corps building…

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The Lost Guitar Solo George Harrison Recorded For “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds”

In the summer of 1967, the air was thick with excitement as The Beatles recorded their beloved album “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.” Among the many tracks, one song…

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The Childhood Piano Jonathan Cain Learned On — Now Displayed In A Journey Museum

Jonathan Cain’s childhood piano sat proudly in the Journey museum, its polished wooden surface gleaming under the soft lights. To most, it appeared like just another instrument, but to Jonathan,…

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The Hotel Room Where “Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’” Was Written During Heartbreak

In the heart of the bustling city of San Francisco, there was a small hotel called the Fairmont, known for its elegant charm and stunning views of the Golden Gate…

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The Fire That Destroyed Original Lyric Drafts For Give ’Em Enough Rope

It was a chilly evening in late November of 1978 when disaster struck the small studio in London where Joe Strummer and The Clash held their creative sessions. The air…

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