The Beatles' final album of work together (Let It Be was recorded first) Abbey Road, was released 50 years ago today (9.26.19). In this special edition of The CRF, Kel & Mike break down the album, quote reviews published at the time, and reveal little-known facts about the recording process.

Grateful Dead lyricist, Rock Hall member, and fascinating guy you might never have heard of, Robert Hunter dies, King Crimson's Robert Fripp is in a dispute with Bowie's estate, and Geddy Lee is auctioning of several of his absolutely classic (6-string) guitars.

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Paul McCartney talks about his favourite Beatles covers, and Kel and Mike offer their own, Nirvana's "Nevermind" and Megadeth's "Rust In Peace" were released on this date, and Sammy Hagar says he wants to do one more show with a reunited Van Halen.

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Sammy Hagar apologises that his festival event this coming weekend is cancelled, Eddie Money once shared a very cool concert story, and Guns N Roses played an intimate show in Hollywood over the weekend to warm up for its only tour dates this year.

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Hear new music from Chris Cornell’s daughter, a DepecheMode documentary is coming, Bob Dylan is releasing a session he did in 1969 with Johnny Cash, and Jimmy Page is pissed at a comment Robert Plant made.

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Tool says it won't take nearly as long to get the next album out...or will it? David Lee Roth makes some truly insane claims (even for DLR), and Jimmy Page says Zep was the best band ever.