Sting: 4. Legacy

No high lasts forever. And in 1966, the pressures of fame begin to weigh on the globetrotting lives of John, Paul, George and Ringo. From a close-call with military police in the Philippines, to an all-out religious backlash in the United States, the band starts to question wheth ...  Show more

The Police are no more. But Sting never rests on his laurels. In Episode Three, Vernon Kay follows the first stages in a solo career spanning four decades. Embracing his origins in Jazz, and his magpie instinct for melody, Sting joins the ranks of the great British soloists. At t ...  Show more

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Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Graham Nash joins us to talk about CSN, his solo career, and his most recent album.

Part One:
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<span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">In December 1982, the Police flew to the Caribbean island of Montserrat to record their fifth album. The executives at A&M Records were excited. A year earlier, the trio had generated hit singles like “Every ...

Welcome back to another heart-pounding episode of Triple M's Gig Review, hosted by Chris, your go-to authority for all things live music! This episode promises an in-depth analysis and insider perspectives on Sir Paul McCartney's once-in-a-lifetime concerts in Sydney, Australi ...

Katy Steele has always been surrounded by music. 

Her brothers came up with the Sleepy Jackson and Empire of the Sun, and her dad Rick Steele was a legendary blues guitarist around Perth. 

But Katy made her own mark more than 20 years ago, when she burst out as the ...