Tag "classic rock"

Moody Blues ‘Days of Future Passed Live’ on PBS

The concert special showcases the band in performance for the first time with a full orchestra in a spectacle that recreates their pioneering concept album.

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Stevie Nicks: New Tell-All Bio Out Soon

The new book covers everything from Nicks’ inequality within Fleetwood Mac to her relationships with musicians to her impact on music.

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The Who Will Play Las Vegas—For 2 Years!

After testing the waters with a handful of gigs last summer, it now looks certain that the band will become a regular fixture in Sin City.

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Bee Gees Musical in the Works

There may be some “nights on Broadway” soon for fans of the Brothers Gibb. The program is being developed with the full input of Barry Gibb.

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J. Geils Estate Up for Auction

Several months after his untimely passing, a number of items belong to the leader of the J. Geils Band are being sold. Check out the list.

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Hendrix, Winter, Garcia Guitars Being Auctioned

The Guernsey’s auction house is also featuring instruments used by Steve Miller, Paul McCartney and Bruce Springsteen, as well as many items from Les Paul’s personal collection

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Mellencamp, Cooper, Hynde for Songwriters Hall

The latest crop of nominees also includes Jimmy Cliff, Tom Waits, the Isley Brothers and Kool and the Gang. Inductees will be honored next June.

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‘More of the Monkees’ Super Deluxe Edition Due

The three-disc expanded edition of the band’s second album includes a trove of previously unreleased material, including live recordings from 1967.

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George Martin Film & Orchestral Recordings: Listen

The album features Martin’s original music from the films Yellow Submarine & Live and Let Die and other previously unrecorded choral and orchestral scores.

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Dick Cavett Archives Headed to Library of Congress

The archives of the talk show host whose guests included John and Yoko, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and other rockers are going to the Library of Congress.

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