Tag "best classic bands"

Marshall Crenshaw Offers Expanded Editions of Earlier Albums: Listen

The acclaimed rock ‘n’ roll singer-songwriter has regained ownership of 5 acclaimed albums. Hear several new recordings he’s included in one of the reissues

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Carlos Santana Cancels Shows For ‘Unscheduled Heart Procedure’

The 74-year-old, who expanded rock music with Latin, jazz and Afro-Cuban styles with such songs as “Evil Ways” was scheduled to begin a Vegas residency

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‘Animals Reimagined’: Members of Yes, Jethro Tull, More Play Pink Floyd

It follows the wildly successful Still Wish You Were Here project released earlier this year, another gathering of classic, prog and art rock superstars

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Chicago, Brian Wilson Set 2022 Co-Headlining Tour

The co-founder of the Beach Boys will turn 80 during the tour. He continues to perform with Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin

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The Grass Roots: A Name in Search of a Band

Rarely absent from the charts for several years, they created songs that were unlike one another, even while sounding undeniably like the Grass Roots

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Joni Mitchell’s ‘Archives Vol. 2’ Review: Artistic Growth at a Rapid Pace

This 122-track set showcases one of Mitchell’s most creative periods, including early versions of such classics as “Both Sides Now” and “The Circle Game.”

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Deep Purple Returns With Covers Album: Listen

The band’s lineup on Turning To Crime remains Ian Gillan, Roger Glover, Ian Paice, Don Airey, and Steve Morse

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Hall & Oates ‘Live at the Troubadour’ Gets Vinyl, CD Editions

In 2008, the number-one selling duo in music history played stripped-back versions of their classic hits at the famed Los Angeles club

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Arlo Guthrie, Friends & Family at Carnegie Hall: 2018

He first played his annual Thanksgiving concert in 1967, a month after his father, one of America’s most important singer/songwriters, died

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McCartney Gets 2 Grammy Nominations For Recent Solo LP

Recorded in “Rockdown,” 2020’s McCartney III arrived decades after the first two in the series: McCartney and McCartney II

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