Dean Stuart Wetter is not famous, but we’re going to mention his recent troubles with the law. Dean was arrested for an alleged assault at a family event. Hey, who can blame him for that? Dean is the husband of Heart’s Ann Wilson, and the incident occurred at a Heart concert when two nephews scuffled […]
Category: Classic Rock
80s Ladies Were the Best
James Brown said it years ago and it’s not very P.C. “It’s a Man’s Man’s World.” The ladies of the 80s were the finest in the land, so let’s salute these gals. Madonna was a troubled child in suburban Rochester, Michigan who had lost her mother, her relationship with her father, and her way. Traveling […]
Our Favorite Grand Funk Railroad Hits
The 70s was fertile ground for simple guitar hooks and catchy rock songs, battling the disco sound that was all too popular with the ‘non rockers.’ Grand Funk Railroad was Mark Farner, Don Brewer, and Terry Knight (think of this three-man band as an early ZZ Top). They were discovered at the Atlanta Music Festival […]
David Crosby Out On Tour
David Crosby has never been boring. Over the years David has been an activist, has fought with the other members of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, nearly died due to liver failure (he had a successful liver transplant years ago, paid for by Phil Collins) and has fought the demons like the rest of the […]
Potential Rock and Roll Hall of Famers
The 31st class of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was in Brooklyn at Barclays Center on April 8th of this year. The honorees were Chicago, Cheap Trick, Deep Purple, Steve Miller, and N.W.A… Today we’ll focus our attention on those that have yet to be inducted into the hall. Did you know that […]
The Pink Floyd Exhibition Coming Soon
Pink Floyd is one of the most successful and groundbreaking rock bands of all time, having sold over 100 million in album sales and delivering two of most culturally life-changing albums in our lifetimes: “Dark Side of the Moon” and “The Wall.” If you think that was cool then check this out… Coming at the […]
Monday’s Music Headlines!
“Monday Monday” as the Mommas and the Poppas used to sing, always get me down. Sorry, we all have bills to pay. Here are your Monday morning music news headlines… If you hang around long enough you get a star. In the case of music legends Hall and Oates, you get a Hollywood Walk of […]
Keeping It Fun with Bill Joel
Which singer or band has appeared more times at the Madison Square Garden, more than anyone? The answer: Billy Joel! The piano man has been entertaining fans for over 35 years, beginning with the ‘Piano Man”’ “Captain Jack,’ and “We Didn’t Start the Fire,” as his musical anthems to the world. Here are a few […]
Rock and Our Red White and Blues
The summer is flying by so quickly. Summer has just completed and Labor Day is past us. We can’t help but think of America when we think of the summer. So, here’s a list of songs that make us chant U.S.A, U.S.A. Don McLean’s “American Pie” is not your typical July 4th song, but a […]
Cruising With the Moody Blues
How about taking a cruise with the legendary Moody Blues? That’s right; sun, fun and your favorite band on an exotic cruise for a few days! The Moody Blues just announced the latest booking information about the upcoming 2018 cruise, scheduled for January 2nd through the 7th 2018. The band and its fans will make […]