The Most Underrated Supergroups Of All Time
When successful musicians unite to create their own supergroup, sparks can fly, and even if these squads didn't make much music, what they did is incredible.
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When successful musicians unite to create their own supergroup, sparks can fly, and even if these squads didn't make much music, what they did is incredible.
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Read MoreMusic history is dotted with supergroups, but how many of these were formed and led almost exclusively by women? Never fear: We've found some of the best.
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