Jordan Potter is a staff writer at Far Out Magazine. He focuses on arts and entertainment, with a particular passion for music genres, concert and festival coverage, and insights into the music business. Featured in Far Out Magazine, Jordan combines his love for post-punk and pop culture with a keen eye for the latest in entertainment news.
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In a past interview, Stewart Copeland, the former drummer of The Police, called one of his favourite drummers a "rock God."
Following his emphatic rise to stardom with Electric Light Orchestra, Jeff Lynne worked on projects with George Harrison, Paul McCartney and Brian Wilson.
By: Jordan Potter
Clint Eastwood began acting in 1955, directing in 1971, and even composing for movies in 1992. During that time, he's worked with countless thousands of people.
In a past interview, Tony Banks of Genesis discussed one of the band's most complex songs, which doesn't seem so at first listen.
John Bonham, the late Led Zeppelin drummer, once agreed with Bev Bevan on the two greatest rock 'n' roll drummers of all time.
By: Jordan Potter
In the latter half of the swinging 1960s, Rod Stewart rose from the madding hippie crowd as a singer and songwriter of unique talent.
Dave Grohl, the frontman of Foo Fighters and former drummer of Nirvana, once picked out an early 1990s album that changed his life.
After a helping hand from The Beatles, The Rolling Stones launched to mainstream success. Mick Jagger picks out a pivotal song that paved the road.
In a past interview, Hollywood star Brad Pitt discussed one of his successful movies as having an "atrocious" initial ending.
In the early 1970s, Stevie Nicks was deeply inspired by Joni Mitchell as a songwriter. She even listens to one of Mitchell's classics before hitting the stage.
