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Situated just outside Copenhagen, the Danish festival is as strong as ever over five decades into its existence.

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Linda Ronstadt recalled performing with The Rolling Stones, saying Mick Jagger was "too much fun" because he brings so much when he's on stage.

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After the massive fallout of Eagles, it would be a long road to a reunion, and this song was the beginning of them putting the pieces back together.

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Elton John might have a strong linep of classics under his belt, but this double album from the '70s is still among the best ever made for him.

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