Mott the Hoople ‘All the Young Dudes’ Generated Some Hoopla

The album, with its Bowie-written title track, emphasized the band’s bravado, and helped lay the foundation for the ’70s glam movement.

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‘John Lennon is Forever’: Yoko Ono at USPS Event

At the event honoring her late husband, Yoko said: “When John died, I said there will be no funeral. John is going to be forever”

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Buddy Holly: Well All Right!

He was a trendsetter who wrote and produced his own music and led his own band. We hear his influence on everyone from the Beatles and Rolling Stones, to more contemporary artists and we mourn what might have been.

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After 50+ Years, Electric Hot Tuna Calling It Quits; Will Continue to Perform Acoustically

Launched in the late ’60s as a spinoff of Jefferson Airplane, the duo still features guitarist Jorma Kaukonen and bassist Jack Casady.

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Former Smash Mouth Lead Singer Steve Harwell Dies

The rock band’s biggest hit was the 1999 single, “All Star.” The news of his death arrived one day after it was revealed he was in hospice care

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John Mellencamp’s Dark But Rewarding ‘Orpheus Descending:’ Review

The Rock Hall inductee doesn’t sound like he did at his peak, but his new album is heartfelt and contains several understated numbers.

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‘The Singers’ Book Features Discussions With Top Vocalists About Their Voices

The Singers Talk – The Greatest Singers of Our Time Discuss the One Thing They’re Never Asked About: Their Voices features an all-star lineup of conversations

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Aerosmith Opens Farewell Tour, ‘Peace Out’

We recap the opening night 18-song set featuring such favorites as “Sweet Emotion” and “Walk This Way” performed in an immersive 360° production

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2022’s Star-Studded Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert in London

The benefit featured great sets from the James Gang, Pretenders, among many others, including a surprise performance from Paul McCartney.

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Eurythmics’ ‘Sweet Dreams’ Well-Timed For MTV Success

Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart had a taste of success as part of an earlier band. Their 2nd album as a duo yielded a worldwide smash that was well-timed for the MTV revolution

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