Forty Years of Graceland, and the New York Roots of “You Can Call Me Al”
Graceland drew global attention for South Africa, but its lead single was built entirely in New York, shaped by a party mix-up and a midlife crisis.
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Graceland drew global attention for South Africa, but its lead single was built entirely in New York, shaped by a party mix-up and a midlife crisis.
A track from a failed debut album became a radio phenomenon while its creators were on opposite sides of the Atlantic.
The concert giant’s new bundle offers four lawn tickets for the price of one, covering hundreds of shows across the U.S. this summer.
The singer-songwriter delivered a solo rendition of the 1973 deep cut and discussed his creative process ahead of a summer tour.