"Guitarists in Three Top Led Zeppelin Tribute Bands Describe What It Takes to Pull off the Power and Genius of Jimmy Page"
August 16, 2019
At first the audience tends to be . . . skeptical.
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"Three Outlandish Tracks from Van Morrison’s 1968 'Revenge Album': 'Ring Worm,' 'Want a Danish?' & 'The Big Royalty Check'"
August 16, 2019
That Van--such a comedian.
"Rolling Stones concert review: Mick Jagger proves time is still on his side"
August 03, 2019
According to this review, Mick, now 76 years old and just coming off a heart valve replacement, is still rocking.
"Surviving Woodstock"
August 02, 2019
I'm sorry, but while I enjoyed the famous documentary, 38 CDs is a bit much.
(But if you want a set, you better hurry. Supposedly only 1969 sets will be produced. List price $799.98.)
"Happy"
July 26, 2019
Sheryl Crow & Keith Richards, live in Central Park, 1999. Keith: "It's great to be here. It's great to be anywhere."
"These are the world's highest-grossing music tours in history"
July 19, 2019
1 sure surprised me.
Bonus music-related item: "David Bowie imitates Mick Jagger!!"
"Mick Jagger Remembers"
July 12, 2019
1995 inteview discussing most of the Stones's biggest hits till that point.
A bit more Stones-related stuff:
Have The Rolling Stones Ever Stopped Touring?
"Paint It Crimson: Nick Saban Speaks on His 50-Year Love Affair With the Rolling Stones".
"Shine A Light" (4 minute video.)
"‘All the Leaves Are Brown . . ."
July 12, 2019
Robert Stacy McCain, nostalgic for long past California, discusses the iconic "California Dreamin'".
"Aretha: Her story was in her songs"
July 03, 2019
With audio clips that tell the story better than the story.
"The Legal Loophole That May Leave Some of Rock's Greatest Riffs Up For Grabs"
July 03, 2019
"Sitting in the courtroom that day, I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. Were some of the most famous passages in rock history really not protected by copyright? And did this also apply to any number of other songs whose deposit copies were certainly equally lacking? I felt as if someone had dropped $100 bills on the ground. Countless unregistered bits of song—guitar solos, bass lines, horn parts, background vocals—could be sitting out there exposed to unscrupulous financial exploitation."