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To look at Billboard’s Jazz Songs chart this week, you would almost mistake it for the rock chart. Rod Stewart makes his first appearance on the chart as he ...Read more
Another Grammy Charity Online auction is underway, the last one of the summer. Now through Friday, you can go to eBay to bid on both memorabilia and VIP experiences galore ...Read more
REO Speedwagon is leaving no stone unturned in their plans to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their breakthrough album, Hi Infidelity. The disc, which came out in 1981 ...Read more
Ronnie Wood fans know that when he’s not playing guitar with The Rolling Stones, or in rehab, he’s often painting. On September 21st, Woody will get his first major exhibition at an American museum ...Read more
1987 - David Bowie played the first date of his Glass Spider tour in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. ...Read more
1963 - Peter, Paul and Mary released "Blowin' In The Wind,” a cover of the Bob Dylan classic. ...Read more
The Mamas & the Papas were one of the most successful singing group in the 1960s, with the larger than life "Mama" Cass Elliot providing one of the biggest voices in Rock n' Roll at the time ...Read more
1973 - A rock festival in Watkins Glen, New York drew an estimated 600,000 people to watch The Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers and The Band perform. ...Read more
Rock-a-holic Meeting Here!
With what would have been Jerry Garcia's 68th birthday approaching Aug 1st, we must pay tribute to the Ultimate Hippie! In the 80's The Dead played 37 states, District of Columbia, and 9 foreign countries. California led the way with 246 shows with New York in at a distant 2nd with only 70 shows. The Grateful Dead movie was released in 1977 and is a documentary of the groups' Winterland shows. Bruce Hornsby was in a Dead cover band at one point only to become an actual member of The Grateful Dead! We miss you Jerry!