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Dec 5, 1968: Stones Throw Beggars Banquet Party
Take over the bar of a posh Knightsbridge hotel. Have a crew of bosomy wenches serve a seven-course meal. Then have a pie fight. Ah, the Stones. We’ve got the video
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When Eagles Got Kennedy Center Honors, Several Members Were Missing
President Barack Obama praised many prestigious artists in D.C. Eagles were originally selected for 2015 but Glenn Frey took ill
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Dec 4, 2016: James Taylor Gets Kennedy Center Honors
Sheryl Crow, Darius Rucker and Garth Brooks all performed songs from the vast Taylor library at the singer-songwriter’s 2016 Honors event
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Dec 3, 1976: Pink Floyd Flying Pig Gets Loose
That pig floating in the sky on the cover of their 1977 album Animals? Her name was Algie. She broke loose into the sky and caused quite a stir
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Dec 2, 1973: The Who Wreck Montreal Hotel Suite
Sometimes the lads in the band get a bit carried away with their fun, no harm meant. So how much does it cost to make this go away?
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Dec 2, 2017: Paul McCartney Resumes Tour… With Bagpipers
The 75-year-old performed in Australia for the first time in nearly 25 years, with a mix of Beatles and Wings hits. A group of bagpipers joined for a favorite
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Dec 1, 2006: Oasis’ Noel Gallagher Plays Fan’s Home
What’s more exciting than having a member of your favorite group play a set in your living room? That’s what happened to a British radio listener. See the video
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Nov 30, 2022: Christine McVie, Fleetwood Mac Legend—Obituary
In 2021, she weighed in on Stevie Nicks, John McVie and Mick Fleetwood. About herself, she offered, “I think I’m getting a bit too old for it”
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Nov 30, 1968: Sly & the Family Stone Release ‘Everyday People’
After gaining attention with “Dance to the Music,” the multi-racial band scored big with “Everyday People” and then used their Woodstock appearance as a springboard for further success
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When a NYC Street was Named Joey Ramone Place
A big crowd gathered on Manhattan’s Lower East Side to honor the Ramones singer with a street sign that couldn’t seem to stay put
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