Posts From Best Classic Bands Staff

Bob Saget, Known For TV’s ‘Full House’ and ‘Blue’ Humor, Dies

Though he was best known for his role as Danny Tanner, “America’s Dad,” on the long-running TV sitcom, he also did raunchy stand-up comedy

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Calvin Simon, Rock Hall Member With P-Funk, Dies

He formed a doo-wop quintet with George Clinton called the Parliaments and they eventually evolved into the collectives known as Parliament-Funkadelic

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David Bowie Gets 75th Birthday Celebration

His Estate has announced a year-long celebration marking the icon’s big anniversary, kicking off with experiential shops in New York and London

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Sidney Poitier, Trailblazer Who Became First Black Man to Win Oscar For Best Actor, Dies

For 20 years, Poitier was the top and virtually sole African-American film star, in such films as Lilies of the Field, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner and To Sir, With Love

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Valerie Bertinelli Shares Eddie Van Halen’s Final Moments

The revelation comes from the actress and TV host’s new book, Enough Already: Learning to Love the Way I Am Today, via an excerpt that appeared in People

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David Lee Roth Cancels Retirement Concerts

Diamond Dave was scheduled to do a brief residency beginning New Year’s Eve at the House of Blues in Las Vegas. His rep says the decision was Covid-related

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Musicians We Lost in 2021

Many of our favorite artists were taken from us in 2021, both due to the Covid-19 virus and other causes. We pay our respects

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Bernie Taupin Receives 2022 New Year Honours

The lyricist met Elton John in 1967 when they each responded to an ad for songwriters. Their collaboration has spanned more than five decades

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Betty White Dies, Just Days Shy of Her 100th Birthday

Tributes poured in for one of America’s most beloved stars. “Party with angels, Betty! That’s what legends do…,” wrote one

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Ted Nugent Rails on Rock Hall

In a Dec. 2021 interview, he cited their choices of ABBA, Grandmaster Flash, and Madonna as “dishonest” instead of more deserving acts like Triumph and Styx

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