Grab an original mix of the Who's 1982 single and hear what a singer sounds like when they're not really all that into the material.

Live Aid is a tremendous window on the limits of the technology and the way music was presented and consumed. It’s also an interesting look at just how important – on a massive scale – popular music was in 1985.

An amazing first-hand look at the inside of the music industry from Abbey Road and the Beatles to today's technology and pop stars. Ken Scott has been at the forefront of the music industry since 1966 and his opinions and anecdotes are a special treat for any music lover.

Even cheap mp3s on iTunes cost money, and it can be daunting to a financially challenged music fan to build a library of music that they’re really only curious about and not sure about just yet. In the Essential Download Series, we’ll take a look at groundbreaking and influential artists from each of music’s three classical ages and give you a place to start your own exploration of their music. In the second installment, we’re going to stick with classic British rock and give you the 411 on Essential Downloads for The Who.