March 15, 1999: The Rock Hall Induction of Bruce Springsteen

There was no doubt whatsoever that The Boss would be a first-ballot inductee when he became eligible for entry into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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Mar 14, 2023: Queen’s Brian May is Knighted

The guitarist and songwriter joined a short list of British music stars who have been so honored over the years

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March 14, 1983: The Band Bon Jovi is Formed

With his song “Runaway” getting some airplay and a record deal inked, Jon Bon Jovi puts together a group that will make music under his name.

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Mar 13, 2023: Jim Gordon, World-Class Drummer—And Convicted Killer—Dies

He was one of the elite Hollywood studio musicians known as the Wrecking Crew and member of landmark rock bands including Derek and the Dominos

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Jeff Lynne’s ELO Tour? It’s No Longer a Rumor!

We’ve been down this road before, waiting in vain for an announcement. But a new website promises fans first dibs on 2018 tour details.

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March 13, 2017: Tommy LiPuma, Veteran Producer & Executive, Dies

The multiple Grammy winner and music business executive worked with everyone from McCartney to Miles Davis to Barbra Streisand. He was 80

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When John Lennon, Nilsson Were Kicked Out of the Troubadour

During his infamous “lost weekend” away from Yoko Ono, the former Beatle was not on his best behavior. Especially this night with his pal, Harry Nilsson

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Remembering Eric Carmen, Raspberries Singer of ‘Go All the Way’ and Solo Star

He led the power pop band to a series of ’70s hits including the infectious “Go All the Way,” and later scored several solo hits including “All By Myself” and “Hungry Eyes.”

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March 11, 2016: ELP’s Keith Emerson Dies

The keyboardist died at his Santa Monica home from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He left quite a legacy. His bandmate, Greg Lake, died later that year

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March 11, 1970: CSNY Release ‘Deja Vu’

The story behind the iconic LP includes laborious sessions + flashes of inspiration. But how much of it was CSNY all together?

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