RIP – Rock In Perpetuity
Mourning the loss of classic rock stars, other musical greats and related figures
Judith Durham, Seekers Singer (‘Georgy Girl’), Dead at 79
The Australian folk-rock quartet’s big hits also included “I’ll Never Find Another You” and “A World of Our Own.”
Read MoreJimy Sohns, Shadows of Knight Singer (“Gloria”), Dead at 75
The singer was only 16 when he co-founded the Chicago-based garage-rock band that would record one of the great covers of the ’60s.
Read MoreWilliam ‘Poogie’ Hart, Lead Singer of Soul Group the Delfonics, Dies
He wrote, with producer Thom Bell, the group’s two biggest hits, “La-La (I Love You)” and “Didn’t I (Blow Your Mind This Time)”
Read MoreNazareth Founding Guitarist, Manny Charlton, Dies
The Scottish band earned their biggest success with 1975’s Hair of the Dog, with Charlton producing. The album included a hit cover of “Love Hurts”
Read MoreBon Jovi Founding Bassist, Alec John Such, Dies
He was one of six members of the band selected for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018. “We are heartbroken”
Read MoreDepeche Mode Co-Founder Andy Fletcher Dies
The electronic band is one of the best-selling musical acts of all time. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2020
Read MoreBob Neuwirth Dies, Dylan Cohort and Co-Writer of Joplin’s ‘Mercedes Benz’
He was part of the Cambridge, Mass., blues-folk scene in the ’60s, and was by Dylan’s side for much of the mid-60s and later for the Rolling Thunder Revue
Read MoreElectronic Music Pioneer, Klaus Schulze, Dies
He was in the earliest lineup of Tangerine Dream and ultimately released over 50 solo albums. His latest release, now posthumous, arrives in June
Read MoreAutograph’s Founding Member, Randy Rand, Dies
The “Turn Up the Radio” band got a big break when they got the opening slot for Van Halen’s 1984 tour while still unsigned
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