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Dropkick Hawk |
Norther Lose Beat |
"NORTHER will part ways with drummer Toni Hallio. The decision was totally on Toni's behalf (there are no hard feelings!). Toni wants to focus on other things in the future. Toni wishes all the best for the band and the fans! [see full story for more]- Click Here for the Full Story
Mother Hips |
Mother Hips return to the studio this winter to begin work on a full-length LP...their first LP since 2001's critically acclaimed Green Hills Of The Earth. Band's first studio recordings in more than four years. West Coast Fall tour dates begin October 28. For Tour Dates visit the full story link.- Click Here for the Full Story
Solo Crimson DVD |
This 18-song performance by Gordon Haskell is proof that he is one of the most accomplished progressive rock musicians today. He is usually thought of as a footnote in the history of King Crimson--the only lead singer in the group's long list of personnel who never played a single live date with the band, though he was with them long enough to cut most of an album (Lizard) and get one performance ("Cadence And Cascade") onto its predecessor. Otherwise, he's been an enigma even to many Crimson fans.[see full story for more]- Click Here for the Full Story
Rap Dear |
Fogerty Returns |
Fantasy will celebrate the return of Fogerty with the November 1 release of The Long Road Home � The Ultimate John Fogerty · Creedence Collection, an aptly titled disc that honors the icon's musical journey from his early career to today. This comprehensive retrospective features, for the first time ever, all of the songwriter's most poignant and enduring hits. Included are seminal tracks from the Creedence catalog, along with the crème de la crème of his solo work, including "Centerfield," "Déjà Vu (All Over Again)," and "Hot Rod Heart" from the GRAMMY® Award-winning CD Blue Moon Swamp. Also on the disc are four new tracks recorded live by Fogerty during his 2005 tour of the United States: "Hey Tonight," "Bootleg," "Keep on Chooglin'," and a blistering rendition of "Fortunate Son." [see full story for more]- Click Here for the Full Story
Burton Bell Lives |
Bell, who formed Ascension of the Watchers with John Bechdel of Killing Joke and Fasle Icons, will play four special-engagement performances in the New York and Pennsylvania areas. Kicking off in Pittsburgh, PA on October 15th, the tour will run through the end of the month and will feature special guests False Icons and Still Life Decay.
Touring in support of the recent release of their five-song EP "Iconoclast" which is available through their web site www.ascensionofthewatchers.com", Ascension of the Watchers is an unsigned project that seeks to provide music to its fans through the Internet. The new CD contains original art work and photographs by Bell.[see full story for more]- Click Here for the Full Story
Wylde Hits |
Florida Glam |
This is the bill:
Steven Pearcy - Former Lead Vocalist of
RATT
Don Dokken Lead Vocalist of DOKKEN
Kip Winger Lead Vocalist of WINGER with
Reb Beach
Jani Lane Former Lead Vocalist of WARRANT
Firehouse - Full band acoustic jam
Coming to Florida:
Tickets go on sale Tomorrow Oct. 7th
November 18th - Ruth Eckerd Hall - Clearwater
FL
November 19th - Lakeland Center - Lakeland
FL- Click
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Doro Pesch Classics |
Four new songs grace the groundbreaking collection: "Breaking The Law" (a cover of the Judas Priest standard done as a duet with Accept's Udo Dirkschneider), "Let Love Rain On Me" (a beautiful soulful ballad with Doro emoting as never before; also the lead song on a simultaneously-released seven-song EP), the instant-anthem "Always Live To Win" and "She's Like Thunder" (dedicated to Doro's best friend, undefeated female boxing champion Regina Halmich). - Click Here for the Full Story
Stubbs The Zombie |
Mad Dogs & Okies |
Take Eric Clapton, for example, who has worked and recorded extensively with Oklahoma musicians throughout his career, including Delaney and Bonnie, Leon Russell, and J.J. Cale (who wrote "After Midnight" and "Cocaine"). Vince Gill was born and raised in Norman, while Wylie Hunt grew up in Tulsa, OK. And, Taj Mahal's first band, The Rising Sons, was made up almost entirely of Oklahoma musicians.[see full story for more]- Click Here for the Full Story
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