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Longtime ZZ Top Manager Bill Ham Dead
The veteran was involved in all aspects of the band’s career. “Son, I’m gonna make you a star.” He later discovered Clint Black
Read MoreZep Trial Day 5: Plant + Page Jam
The final day of testimony at the ‘Stairway to Heaven’ trial saw Robert Plant take the stand and more from Jimmy Page. The jury is deliberating the case
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HBO’s ‘Vinyl’ Canceled
“Vinyl,” about the music biz in the 1970s, is from the creator of “Boardwalk Empire.” It counts Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger among its Executive Producers
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Steven Tyler Reveals Aerosmith Farewell Tour on Stern
The band’s frontman casually dropped a bombshell on The Howard Stern Show. “We’re doing a farewell tour… because it’s time.” Have a listen…
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Listen: Jeff Beck’s First Song From New Studio LP
The guitar legend and 2x member of the Rock Hall reveals more details about his upcoming album. “I really wanted to make a statement.”
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Tesla Psychotic Supper Gets 25th Anniversary Vinyl
The vinyl resurgence continues with the release of a memorable album from the Tesla catalog. The band is on tour with Def Leppard and REO Speedwagon
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Graham Nash Adds 2016 Dates
The classic rock legend will be touring extensively as he releases his first solo album in 14 years
Read MoreDavid Crosby Pays Jogger He Hit $3 Million
He may be on the outs with some of his onetime bandmates, but Croz has reached a settlement with a man he hit with his car in 2015
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E-Streeter Nils Lofgren Happy to Postpone Solo Tour
Happy 65th Birthday to the Springsteen sidekick who has a live album from his own recent UK tour but is happy to be rejoining the E Street Band on the road
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NYC Rock Star Studio for Sale
Top stars like The Stones, Springsteen, McCartney, Dylan, Clapton, Bowie and more made iconic albums at the Manhattan recording facility up for sale.
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