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Baz Luhrmann’s concert film blazes new light on the King's notorious Sin City years

It takes balls to start your record with a five-minute instrumental played on a bamboo flute

Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally is almost anti-pop

The jazz pianist’s unique style has often conjured career-defining beauty out of serious setbacks

The singer’s touring version of West End Girl is a short, icy interlude sustained by an extraordinary crowd

Her memoir Famesick shows the corrosive effect of living through one's work

A new film celebrates the singer while avoiding his abuse allegations

Unusually, in the world of old rockers, his albums have a value directly proportional to his age

Dean's wholesome audience knows every word of her songs

Daughter From Hell is full of pretty melodies - and makes a retro demand on the attention span