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‘Let It Be’ Engineer Glyn Johns Calls the Beatles Album a ‘Bunch of Garbage’
Generally speaking, 'Let It Be' isn't many people's favorite Beatles album.
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Ringo Starr’s New Album is Finished
Ringo Starr says his new album will be out next year in a holiday greeting to fans.
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Foreigner’s Mick Jones Reveals the Real Reason for His Absence from the Band’s Live Lineup
Foreigner leader Mick Jones blamed complications from heart surgery for his temporary absence from the road, but that wasn't really the whole story.
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Dee Snider Explains How Celine Dion Paid for His House
Dee Snider had only one request when producer Ric Wake called asking if Celine Dion could cover a Christmas song composed by the Twisted Sister frontman for his wife.
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Carmine Appice Lobbies For Led Zeppelin Drum Spot
Carmine Appice believes he is better-suited to replace John Bonham than Jason Bonham.
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Sting Didn’t Take Paul Simon’s Broadway Advice
Sting's decision to temporarily join the cast of his Broadway musical, 'The Last Ship,' appears to helped its fortunes at the box office.
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Joe Cocker Dies at Age 70
Joe Cocker, one of rock music's most distinctive performers, has died of lung cancer.
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Guitarist and Producer Chip Young Dies at 76
Chip Young, a producer and guitarist renowned in Nashville circles for his work with Elvis Presley and a long list of other artists, has passed away at the age of 76.
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Two Rolling Stones Sidemen, Ian McLagan and Bobby Keys Die Within One Day of Each Other
December 22, 2014 It's been a rough month for Rolling Stones fans. Keyboard player Ian McLagan and sax man Bobby Keys died a day apart. I don't know much about Ian other than the fact he was a happy fun-loving guy (much like Ronnie Wood who he played with in Faces.) I know he was frail and sickly, which eventually led to his early retirement touring with the Stones.
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Dennis DeYoung on Styx’s Exclusion From the Rock Hall: ‘To Each His Own’
Dennis DeYoung knows by now that his work with Styx doesn't stand much of a chance of ever being recognized by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Phil Thompson Brings His Piano In Studio, Tells Us Why He Keeps A Trumpet In His Mouth
December 19, 2014 Phil Thompson grew up in Minnesota and knows the talent that is here. 6 years ago he started a collection cd called Holiday Lights. Sort of a soundtrack for the light display at the Capital. Mostly a showcase for Minnesota music, and has boasted some big artists.
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15 Musical Christmas Gifts Everyone Got In the ’80s and ’90s
Back when Amazon was just a rainforest and the word "iPod" sounded like a one-man spacecraft, people still got musical gifts for Christmas.