July 22, 1977: Elvis Costello Issues Debut Album, ‘My Aim Is True’
The English singer-songwriter was not backed by his longtime band, The Attractions, on his first LP and did a clever stunt to get noticed by his future label
Read MoreLou Gramm Sings With Foreigner at 2017 Reunion
Lucky fans finally got their wish as original members Gramm, Al Greenwood + Ian McDonald joined Mick Jones & Co for two songs at a July 20, 2017 concert
Read MoreThe Avengers’ Emma Peel Meets The Kinks
Someone decided that scenes with Diana Rigg’s character was a perfect match for “You Really Got Me.” This person was right. Our Classic Video…
Read MoreJuly 22, 2019: Art Neville, New Orleans Funk Icon—Obituary
‘Poppa Funk,’ as he was known, first recorded in the 1950s, then became a symbol of New Orleans R&B with the Meters and his brothers for five decades.
Read MoreJon Bon Jovi: Reluctant Wedding Singer
A video from 2016 went viral shows JBJ listening to one of his signature hits performed at a wedding where he’s a guest. Then the song’s singer eggs him on…
Read MoreWhen Paul McCartney and Steven Tyler Rocked Out
One of Sir Paul’s 2019 Freshen Up tour dates coincided with the second leg of Aerosmith’s Las Vegas residency. The pair performed a Beatles favorite
Read MoreThose Classic Noxzema Shaving Cream Ads
A rotating series of TV ads featured a Swedish model and a #1 single, the same model with Joe Namath, and then Broadway Joe paired with Farrah Fawcett
Read MoreWhen the Widow of John Wetton Played With Asia at Tribute Concert
The event, billed as “An Extraordinary Life,” featured a concert and rare video clips of the singer-bassist. But the biggest moment was the finale as Lisa Wetton joined the band onstage to perform their big hit
Read MoreBoston: ‘More Than a Feeling,’ Giants Stadium ’79
Music at the Meadowlands was an all-day concert featuring many top names. Our Classic Video featuring singer Brad Delp will bring you back
Read MoreJourney, EW&F Open Sunday’s Classic West
Day two of the Classic West on July 16, wasn’t just about Fleetwood Mac. Journey and Earth, Wind & Fire delivered powerful sets to open the show.
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