Which musician had the most number-one hits from a single album?
Hooks too big to fail.
Author: Tim Coffman
Articles by Author: Tim Coffman
The Led Zeppelin song Robert Plant said he sounded best: “A calling card”
Reaching the height of his powers.
Pete Townshend discussing the last great album by The Who: “It’s precious to me”
“Never anything that ambitious again”
Noel Gallagher on the band that gave him “the greatest moments of my life”
Turning his musical world around.
The Beatles song George Martin didn’t think was good enough: “What the hell was that?”
Cutting through the rubbish.
The Queen song Brian May thought sounded too stiff: “It wasn’t an alleyway that led very far”
Getting better with every song.
The song Joe Perry called the best example of a great riff: “Everyone recognises it”
“Something people sing along to”
The Genesis album Steve Hackett called painful to make: “Came out kicking and screaming”
“This one was definitely a breach birth…”
The guitarist Eddie Van Halen thought hated his guts: “They would feel threatened”
A new challenger arriving.
The album David Crosby called the greatest ever made: “Some of the best singing on Earth”
How the human voice is supposed to sound.