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Colin Hay at Work in 2021: Tour and Covers Album

The longtime Men at Work frontman has recorded songs that he heard as a young man while working at his parents’ record shop

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Rolling Stones Offer Encouragement to Charlie Watts

Following the surprise announcement of the 80-year-old’s medical procedure, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Mick Jagger showed support for their drummer

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UB40 Lead Singer Retires After Suffering Stroke

Duncan, 63, replaced his brother, Ali, as the group’s lead vocalist in 2008, following a business dispute. A third brother, Robin, remains in the band

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Dusty Hill’s Wife Writes Heartfelt Farewell to ‘The Dust’

Actress Charleen McCrory wrote: “my love woke me up and we talked and as he was sweetly chatting with me he suddenly stopped and he was gone in an instant”

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Waddy, ‘Kootch’ on The Immediate Family: A Cover Band That Plays Original Material

We spoke with Wachtel and Danny Kortchmar, who with fellow session greats Leland Sklar, Russ Kunkel and Steve Postell are releasing an album and going on tour

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ZZ Top Returns to Stage Following Dusty Hill’s Death

Two days after sharing the news of the passing of their “Compadre,” the two remaining members – Billy Gibbons and Frank Beard – resumed the band’s tour

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George Harrison’s Previously Unreleased Take of ‘Isn’t It a Pity’: Listen

1970’s All Things Must Pass becomes the latest release from The Beatles collectively and individually to receive a grand treatment

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NYC ‘Mega-Concert’ Sets Lineup: Springsteen, Simon, Santana, Journey, Costello and More

A music mogul was charged with securing the talent, with concerts in all 5 boroughs. Attendees will need a ticket and proof of a Covid-19 vaccination

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ZZ Top’s Dusty Hill Mourned By Fellow Rockers

Tributes called the legendary bassist a “beautiful soul” and “a rock and roll institution.” “Rest however you damn well choose!”

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Live Nation Offering $20 Concert Tickets

The “Return to Live” promotion offers fans $20 all-in tickets to nearly 1,000 shows at over 40 Live Nation amphitheaters all across the U.S. this year

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