Todd Rundgren has had an impact on music as an artist, writer, producer and all around influence in the business. He’s written, “Can We Still Be Friends” and “Love is the Answer” while producing for Badfinger, Meat Loaf, Grand Funk Railroad, and the New York Dolls. As an artist, Todd was the leader of Utopia, […]
Category: Oldies
Gene Simmons Always in the News
Gene Simmons has had the most interesting year ever; he got banned for a period of time from Fox News for messing with their talents, is releasing a book about the legendary ’27 Club, fought on social media with former band members, and wore us out with quotes and thoughts. Do you know why Gene […]
The Zombies Are Back Touring
The Zombies have been nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame a few times, but have yet to be admitted to the hallowed grounds. They are however undaunted and still making and touring, with news this week that they have signed a new bassist to replace the late Jim Rodford, and are briefly […]
Red Rocks Amphitheater is the Greatest Venue to Visit
Red Rocks Amphitheater is located in Denver and has been the scene of some of the greatest live music moments in our lifetime. The venue sits amongst the mountains, with perfect acoustics and romantic undertones. Would you believe the first live event was held in 1911, with a performance from Mary Garden, a religious singer? […]
Who Are the Best Rockers Live?
Music fans buy music at stores or online because they love what they hear, and real fans love to come to live concerts to experience the sights and sounds of their favorite bands or singers. The reality is, some artists aren’t very good live (lots of studio magic) while others are incredible in concert. We’ve […]
The 2018 Fest for Beatles Fans Begins March 9th
If you’re a Beatles fan you won’t want to miss the 2018 Fest for Beatles Fans, held this year at the Hyatt Regency hotel in Jersey City, March 9th through March 11th. The lineup includes Jeremy Clyde of Chad and Jeremy, BTO’s Randy Bachman, Peter Asher, Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band sax player Mark Rivera […]
Songs That Made the Movie Even Better
Movies and music often times go hand in hand in telling a story on the silver screen, and we’ve decided to share the best songs from the moves that we love. Here’s the ‘Great Classic Rock Songs on the Silver Screen.’ Bob Seger’s “Shakedown” appeared in the Eddie Murphy movie “Beverly Hills Cop II” and […]
The Rolling Stones Exhibit Moves to Nashville
The Rolling Stones have been the central theme behind a collection of memorabilia called ‘Exhibitionism’ currently on display in Las Vegas. There are now plans to move this display of collectibles to the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum, located in Nashville, beginning March 29. More than 500 pieces of personal and business related items […]
Barry White Lives On Through His New Releases
There was only one Barry White, the rich baritone voice of the father of 70s soul who passed away in 2003. Now, 20th Century Records is set to release this mid-April, his earlier work from that label, in a three-CD box set that includes 46 tunes. The collection, ‘Love’s Theme: The Best of the 20th […]
Bob Seger’s Lyrics Video for “I Knew You When,”
Bob Seger’s 2017 comeback took a turn off the highway with a medical issue (back) that caused him to cancel the remaining tour after 17 stops, but he’s still excited about the latest LP and his promise to return to the tour, details coming soon. Bob released a video tribute recently, with lyrics, to the […]