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Separated by more than two centuries, the musical neighbours in time both found their sojourns in Mayfair rewarding
Houses with creative cachet — from a villa in Italy built by Marco Zanuso to a Parisian property right next to the Musée d’Orsay
With beautiful beaches and verdant hills, the English island is being discovered by a new generation of visitors
From climate change and Kylie Jenner’s wealth to sex strikes and Lucy Kellaway’s maths
The high bar set by Hendrix did not deter other artists to cover the song, including Neil Young, U2 and Devlin
Chip Taylor’s song failed to chart at first — but then became part of the ’60s zeitgeist
The homes of neighbours George Frideric Handel and Jimi Hendrix make up what could be the world’s most contrasting musical museum
Maximal in its immodesty, Peter Dundas’s second season for Cavalli was a confident return to form
The singer marked the 40th birthday of her ‘Horses’ album with a performance of scorching intensity
Self-doubt runs through a fascinating memoir by the musician Chrissie Hynde
NME, last survivor of the weekly music press, is to become a free sheet, says Charles Shaar Murray
Bobby Womack, Singer-songwriter, 1944-2014
The Kansas-born singer touched down with infectious sci-fi funk and terrific showmanship
Foreign buyers are slowly returning to the Unesco world heritage city, drawn by its historic buildings and good climate
Johnny Hallyday, France’s favourite singer for 50 years, says playing his first UK gig at the Royal Albert Hall was ‘magic’
Understanding depression will always be difficult for sufferers – and the experts seem to know little better
From rubber to python, the accessories in Milan come in an intriguing combination of materials
The French rock-and-roller looks back to his 1960s dalliance with harder-edged rock and R&B
The founding member of Queen wants to own the whole of rural England to stop cruelty in the countryside
Nile Rodgers, 1970s hit maker and super-producer, talks about his journey from success to excess and back again
What is my current favourite word? It has always been the same one: disgruntlement
All-female rock band Warpaint favour a kind of deep interiority over rage
An unexpectedly solid offering from the much mined vaults of the music legend
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