On this day in 1975, Elton John's version of the 1967 Beatles hit "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" topped the U.S. singles chart.

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Gov’t Mule, photo by John Patrick Gatta Gov’t Mule rang in 2026 this week with the return of their annual New Year’s Eve staging. Continuing a tradition ...

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Gov't Mule closed out 2025 with a guest-filed New Year's Eve performance celebrating the music of 1971 at New York's Beacon Theatre.

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