Tag "classic rock"

Sammy Hagar’s ‘Rock & Roll Road Trip’ Returns for Season 5

Among this year’s guests on the Red Rocker’s AXS TV interview series are Joe Walsh, Def Leppard, Brian May and Ted Nugent

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Neil Young & Crazy Horse ‘Shut it Down 2020’ Video: Watch

“These are uncertain times. I wish you all the best. Sending the best wishes to all the health care and government workers all over the world”

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12 Catchy Rock Song Hooks

You can’t get it out of your head. The Founding Editor of Guitar World’s favorites include performances by Hendrix, Steely Dan and T Rex

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Steve Miller Band Postpones 2020 Tour With Marty Stuart

“There is nothing more important to us than your good health and welfare.” The summer follows Miller’s induction into the Songwriter’s Hall of Fame

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Mar 29, 2020: Alan Merrill, ‘I Love Rock ‘N Roll’ Writer, Dies

He recorded the song with his UK-based band, the Arrows, in 1975. Joan Jett first saw them perform it on TV while visiting England with the Runaways

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Grateful Dead’s ‘Aoxomoxoa’ @50: Review

Like its predecessors, the 1969 psychedelic classic didn’t sell all that well—it took nearly two decades to go gold—but it has aged nicely.

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May 2, 2019: Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason Awarded CBE at Palace

At the ceremony the band’s co-founder and drummer said he was – no surprise here – “honoured and delighted.” He has performed on every Floyd album

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Apr 23, 2019: David Winters, ‘West Side Story’ Actor and Rock Choreographer, Dies

The Emmy winner was a member of The Jets in West Side Story, worked with giants like Elvis, Paul Newman and Alice Cooper, + choreographed The T.A.M.I. Show

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Mar 22, 2019: Scott Walker, of Walker Brothers Fame, Dies

Although they were American, the Walker Brothers set up shop in England and were swept into fame as part of the British Invasion.

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Van Morrison ‘The Healing Game’ Deluxe: Review

This deluxe edition of ‘The Healing Game’ may lead fans to re-examine what Morrison was up to in the late ’90s. They’re bound to like what they hear.

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