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Roger McGuinn: 1st New Rock Album in 14 Years

McGuinn played every instrument and sang every vocal. There are remakes of three Byrds classics plus nine other songs never recorded before.

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Early Springsteen Bandmate, George Theiss, Dies

The member of the New Jersey band, the Castiles, recruited the guitarist when both were teenagers in Freehold. He was 68 and suffered from lung cancer

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Nancy Sinatra Sr., Frank’s First Wife, Dead at 101

“Our mother was a fighter until the end when her brave, loving heart gave out,” tweeted singer Nancy Jr. Frank SInatra and his first wife remained close.

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Led Zeppelin Reunion Rumors: Plant & Page ‘In Talks’

It’s a parlor game for classic rock fans to rationalize why, when and where the surviving members of the band should reunite

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Alice Cooper Sets ‘Paranormal’ Live in Paris Album: Listen

After a year on the road to support his biggest studio album in years, the rocker finished up the tour at an iconic venue

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Paul Weller to Release 14th Solo Album

The album is characterized by grandiose-yet-delicate, lush orchestration, dreamy songs and some of Weller’s most nakedly honest words.

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Aretha Franklin 1967-1970 Singles Collection Due

The 34-track collection features many of Franklin’s best-known songs, including nine #1 R&B hits and a number of cover songs.

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Rolling Stones and Universal Extend Partnership

UMG will extend its position as the home for the Stones’ catalog, from 1971’s ‘Sticky Fingers’ through to 2016’s ‘Blue & Lonesome.’

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‘Yellow Submarine’: 50th Anniversary Screenings

The 1968 animated film is sailing back to theaters in “glorious surround sound” and “stunningly remastered” 4k for a golden celebration

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Neil Young to Fans: Pay Attention at My Shows!

“I came away from Detroit a bit mentally bruised and battered, yet still happy that so many people enjoyed the performance,” Young wrote.

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