
Life Goes On
Critics heard the Kinks' Lola in the strum, and a Dancing on Ice slot lifted it to number fourteen.

Critics heard the Kinks' Lola in the strum, and a Dancing on Ice slot lifted it to number fourteen.

Seamus Egan's instrumental came first; McLachlan added words, and the live Mirrorball version won her a Grammy.

Ten winter days in a Block Island basement, a pump organ, and a hush Emmylou Harris later covered.

Eight years of songs Welch and Rawlings never liked enough to release, then this litany of friends gone.

Four voices, no instruments, a 1975 Cooley High ballad rebuilt a cappella and carried to number two.

Stafford's idea, Fraser's overnight lyric, and a fiddle arrangement that rodeo crowds took for their own.
Four notes known as Syd's theme, and Barrett himself turning up at Abbey Road mid-session, unrecognized by the band.

Gilmour's twelve-string comes through a recorded car radio, and Grappelli's violin sits buried near the very end.