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To hear some rock and rollers sneer it, you'd think that living long is a terrible fate.

Last time we looked at the extremely busy 1976, a year filled with touring in Europe, the UK, and especially in North America.

Apparently, for Once Upon a Time , the term "fairy tale" is loosely translated as "a story famous as a Disney movie." That's the only possible explanation for the most recent story announced for the fantasy show.

Here's a tri-level scoop for "Once Upon a Time" fans, with each layer more intriguing then the last.

Last time we looked at 1975 , and if anything 1976 was a bit more settled for The Who in some respects.

Getting a call to perform at the Super Bowl is one of the most validated moments as an artist.

If 1974 had been a bizarre year, 1975 was more structured in some ways. Several events happened in 1975 that were important to their financial security, for both good and ill.

ROLLING STONE Mick Jagger has backed out of an event to promote Britain at the Davos economic summit after complaining he was being used as a "political football". The 68-year-old rock star had been due to appear at an event hosted by David Cameron, but bowed out after concerns his political allegiances might be misinterpreted.

They played a bunch of songs, then said they would do all of "Tommy" if the audience did not applaud between songs.

The Asheville Film Society saved this film for last in their Ken Russell series for several reasons - not the least of which is that Lisztomania is Ken Russell's most unapologetically Russellish film ever made.

The man is suspected of carrying out sexual assaults on youngsters over five on Cunard's flagship Queen Mary 2 and its sister vessel the Queen Elizabeth.

Whilst 1973 was a roller coaster year, 1974 was downright bizarre. The main reason for that was the extreme domination of time and energy by the film version of Tommy .

Janis Joplin The 'Pearl' Sessions. Meat Loaf's 'Hell In A Handbasket'. Roger Daltrey's solo tour.

Back in the '80s, the coolest job in the world, it seemed, was being a veejay on MTV.