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Jimmy Carter, ‘Rock & Roll President,’ and Humanitarian, Dies at 100

When he died he had surpassed George H.W. Bush in longevity for a former President. Bush Senior died in 2018 at age 94.

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John Mayall Massive Box Set Due: ‘Live Magic 1968-1993’

The 30-CD set follows the label’s 35-disc early years collection from 2021, The First Generation: 1965-1974.

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Paul Rodgers Writing Memoir, Asks Fans For Help

The great vocalist, and former frontman of such bands as Free and Bad Company, among others, shared the news on his 75th birthday.

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NJ Legend Southside Johnny Announces End of Touring: Health

He has led his band, the Asbury Jukes, since the early ’70s and has been referred to as the Grandfather of “the Jersey Sound.”

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Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr Reunite at Final 2024 Concert

Two and a half months after opening his “Got Back” tour in Uruguay, Sir Paul closed the run with the second of two shows at The O2 in London.

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Career-Spanning Elton John Documentary, ‘Never Too Late,’ Now Streaming

It arrived on Disney+ on December 13, 2024, after a limited theatrical run.

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‘McCartney Legacy Volume 2’ Arrives From Noted Beatles Historian

The follow-up title from Allan Kozinn and researcher Adrian Sinclair covers the years 1974-1980

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Toto, Men at Work, Christopher Cross Set 2025 Tour

Toto’s Steve Lukather and Men at Work’s Colin Hay have toured together as members of Ringo Starr’s All-Starr Band. Cross has collaborated with Toto for decades.

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Jethro Tull Christmas Album Gets Expanded Edition

The original 2003 album was their last studio set to feature longtime guitarist Martin Barre

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Styx and REO’s Kevin Cronin Set Tour With Special Guest Don Felder

2025’s “Brotherhood of Rock” tour marks the 6th time that Styx has toured with REO Speedwagon’s iconic voice and songwriter.

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