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  • LRRC EP843: Back To The Beginning Review, The Verve Vindicated, Famous Stolen Guitars

    Loudini: second rehearsal with Spectrum and gigs! The Verve vindicated- andrew oldam, the last time(david hartley), Top Stolen Guitars(five watt world), are christian metal bands fake?(pastor brad rocks), what books got burned?(zoomer historian), Back To The Beginning thoughts …tool, ozzy, sabbath, lizzy, draiman, nuno, slash, jake, zakk, gojira, axle, yungblood, sammy hagar

    Pittsburgh Kevin:

    So bad it’s good: the worst cover of a beatles song ever; let it be


    Film Corner: Bring Her Back, My Blue Heaven, Dreamscape, The Jacket, there’s something wrong with aunt diane,  sound city

    1 hr 14 min
  • LRRC EP842: Dan Hartman, Recording Led Zeppelin II, Davey Johnston, Fender Deluxe Reverb Issues, Mt Rushmour of Rock Singers

    Loudini: I was today years old (dan hartman), what you need to know before buying a deluxe reverb(jeff starrs not bad films), Behind the recording of Led Zeppelin II(mixing mastering online), Ramble On; Songs That Change World(produce like A pro), Elton John; Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me w/ Davey Johnston(JJ Blair), new gig, gospel night at the strip club (ashley mcbride)

     

    Mount Rushmore of Rock Singers:

     

    Loudini: Ronnie James Dio, Bon Scott, Lou Gramm, Chris Cornell

    Pittsburgh Kevin: Paul Rogers, Eddie Vedder, Scott Weiland, Emily Armstrong

     

    Pittsburgh Kevin: Laurie Norris update? Auditory hallucinations, 

     

    So bad it’s good: vanessa valou


    Film Corner: Jurassic world mixed reaction, spaceballs 2, spinal tap 2, randy rhoads

    1 hr 20 min
  • LRRC EP841: Marshall Clean Sound, Johnny Rotten Hates A Bunch Of Bands, WTF Happened To Terrence Trent Darby?

    Loudini: The OTHER great marshall sound(phillip mcknight), How Well Can YOu hear audio quality (NPR) (in the mix YouTube Channel), Johnny ROtten hates a bunch of musicians and current trends (studio number six)(Pink F. Stones. Billy Idol w/ Sex Pistol Members, “Pistol” docuseries, Greenday, Joe Strummer and more!), Mick Ralphs R.I.P. WHT Terrence Trent Darby? (PIERRE) TTD wiki

    Riff of the Week: Rock Steady; Bad Company

    Pittsburgh Kevin: back to the future guitar missing! Christopher Cross’s Stratocaster, 

     

    So bad it’s good: leebonny Bonny Lee Bakely

    Film Corner: Marshmallow, Final Destination: Bloodlines, Contact, Furiouso, ghost busters frozen empire

    1 hr 13 min
  • LRRC EP840: Ben Harper's Dumble, We Don't Understand Pickups, Black Dog

    Ben Harper’s Dumble Story; Best Booty Call Basslines(pdbass), Cornerstone Deja Drive(JayLeonardJ), https://www.cornerstonemoomusicgear.com/product/imperium2/ The Minor Pentatonic two note “trick”(guitarluminary), playing in “flat” keys(kyle orla stringworks), what you (and I) misunderstand about active pick ups(Phillip McKnight2)

     

    So Bad it’s Good: the most worst music you never heard before(joey herbz)

     

    Riff of The Week: Black Dog’ Led Zeppelin


    Film Corner: moon of the blood beast, clown in a cornfield, star wars

    52 min
  • LRRC EP839: Randy Rhoads, Gibsons are for old farts, Fender Tone Masters vs Tube Amps, Too Old for Music?

    Loudini: Randy Rhoads; Reflections of a Guitar Icon (YouTubeMovies& TV), Younger Players Aren’t Playing Gibsons(DenDenBMX), Gibson isn’t Selling Guitars! (Jayce Allen Guitar), Tone Master Series vs Tube Amp (Mike Cole), YouTube Guitarists who have improved before our eyes. Are you too old for the music industry?(Jemma Heigis)

     

    Riff of the Week: 

    Man In The Box + Loudini’s “Secret” method

     

    Pittsburgh Kevin: Triumph, Frank Torres, Tik Tok LIVES, 

    So bad it’s good:

     

    Film Corner:

    The Accountant, The Accountant 2, The Keep, Riding The Bus With My Sister,



    This Week In Rock History:

    🎤 Live Concerts & Special Appearances
    • June 8 – Bruce Springsteen & Paul McCartney performed together in Liverpool during Springsteen’s Land of Hope and Dreams Tour, delivering classics like “Can’t Buy Me Love” and “Kansas City” in a surprise guest appearance that made headlines (92kqrs.com, los40.com).

    • June 13 – The Tipsy Roosters bring classic rock hits (Talking Heads, Peter Gabriel, Steely Dan) to Manistee’s historic Ramsdell Theatre, MI—tickets $25 (manisteenews.com).

    • June 7–ongoing – Jimmy Barnes kicked off his “Defiant Tour” in Adelaide, Australia, performing solo classics and a set from his new album Defiant, backed by a 7-piece band (adelaidenow.com.au).

    • June 14 – Metallica headlines in Houston as part of the city's busy June concert calendar (Shakira and others also featured) (houstonchronicle.com).

      • 📀 Album & Single Releases & Chart Flair
      • June 8 – Band on the Run (Paul McCartney & Wings) topped the U.S. charts in 1974; Velvet Revolver’s Contraband also released and hit Platinum that day (92kqrs.com).

      • June 9 – The Rolling Stones released Some Girls in 1978 (jbonamassa.com).

      • June 11 – David Bowie’s iconic “Space Oddity” released in 1969; also “Paint It Black” hit #1 on U.S. charts in 1966 (jbonamassa.com).

      • June 12 – Rush’s final studio album Clockwork Angels hit North American shelves in 2012 (92kqrs.com).

      • June 13 – Let It Be by The Beatles and the single “The Long and Winding Road” both reached #1 in 1970 (jbonamassa.com).

      • June 14 – Glass Houses by Billy Joel began a six-week stint at #1 in 1980 (92kqrs.com). Also, Derek & the Dominos played their debut show in London in 1970 (classicsdujour.com).

        • 🎂 Birthdays

        From DrRock.com & AP News:

        • June 8 – Nancy Sinatra turns 85; Bonnie Tyler is 74 (apnews.com).

        • June 14 – Boy George celebrates his 64th birthday (apnews.com).

          • Other notable birthdays (June 8–14):

          • Boz Scaggs (June 8, 1944); Chuck Negron (3 Dog Night, June 8); Derek Trucks (Allman Brothers, June 8) (classicsdujour.com).

            • 🕯️ Deaths & In-Memoriam
            • June 8, 2011 – Alan “Mr. Fabulous” Rubin of the Blues Brothers passed away (jbonamassa.com).

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              • June 9, 2025- R.I.P. Sly Stone

              • June 10, 2004 – Legendary soul-rock pianist and vocalist Ray Charles died .

              • June 13, 1972 – Clyde McPhatter, former lead of The Drifters, passed (jbonamassa.com).

              • June 14, 1995 – Irish blues-rock guitarist Rory Gallagher died (jbonamassa.com).

              • June 14, 1986 – One fan tragically died at an Ozzy Osbourne/Metallica show in Long Beach (classicsdujour.com).

                • 🎙️ Historic Moments (& Fun Facts)
                • June 8, 1969 – Brian Jones was officially asked to leave The Rolling Stones (jbonamassa.com).

                • June 9, 1964 – Bob Dylan recorded “Mr. Tambourine Man” in NYC (jbonamassa.com).

                • June 10, 1967 – Thousands attended Pink Floyd's two gigs in Hull & London—the band's best day ever (jbonamassa.com).

                • June 11, 1965 – The Beatles received their MBEs; some returned them (jbonamassa.com).

                • June 12, 1982 – Springsteen, James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt & Gary U.S. Bonds united at a Central Park rally for nuclear disarmament (450K+ in attendance) (jbonamassa.com).

                • June 14, 1968 – Rod Stewart got his first major U.S. spotlight, opening with the Jeff Beck Group at Fillmore East (classicbands.com).

                • June 14, 1970 – Derek & the Dominos made their live debut at London’s Lyceum (classicsdujour.com).

                • June 14, 1966 – The Beatles began recording “All You Need Is Love” in London (classicbands.com).

                  • 🏟️ Festivals & Tours
                  • June 13–15 – Download Festival returns to Donington Park featuring rock & metal acts like Green Day, Korn, Shinedown, The Darkness, Eagles of Death Metal, Static Dress & more (en.wikipedia.org).

                    • ✅ Suggested Podcast Outline Flow
                    1. Start with the legendary Springsteen/McCartney set and tie-in modern classic energy.

                    2. Feature Jimmy Barnes’ triumphant tour return.

                    3. Throwback Spotlight: classic releases & chart milestones (Some Girls, Paint It Black, Space Oddity, Glass Houses).

                    4. Historic Nuggets (Brian Jones exit, “MBE controversy,” Dylan session, Stewart’s U.S. debut).

                    5. Remembrances: share stories and tracks linked to Alan Rubin, Ray Charles, Rory Gallagher.

                    6. Current Scene: Live shows like Tip Roosters and Metallica; festival preview (Download Festival).

                    7. Birthdays & Surprises: Nancy Sinatra, Bonnie Tyler, Boy George.

                      8. Below are direct links for each source—feel free to include them in your show notes:

                      • Springsteen & McCartney surprise: [news article]

                      • Tipsy Roosters concert: [news release]

                      • Jimmy Barnes review: [concert review]

                      • Houston/Metallica concert: [local concert calendar]

                      • Download Festival lineup: [Download festival wiki]

                      • Album & chart histories: immersive rock-history pages (DrRock, Classics Du Jour, Rolling history lists)
                        • 1 hr 21 min
                      • LRRC EP837: Springsteen won't shut up, 1959 Modded Marshall Plexi, Tim Pierce, why Berlin broke up

                        Loudini: springsteen preaches to the UK about the US, the song that broke up Berlin, the Marshall 1959 MODIFIED plexi (andy dove), Tim Pierce’s adventures back stage at Live Aid and NYE 1999, Muddy Waters dies this week, happy birthday Pete Townsend, kanye

                         

                        Riff of the Week: Say What You Will

                         

                        Pittsburgh Kevin: eddie on SNL, Laurie Norris, why gen x looks so cool

                         

                        Film Corner: death of a unicorn, Andor (again), Rogue One, Star Wars

                         

                        The Week In Rock History:




                        🎸 Classic Rock Events: May 18–24
                        May 18
                        1. 1975 – Pinkpop Festival in Geleen, Netherlands, featured performances by Jack Bruce, Nazareth, and others, attracting around 32,000 attendees. (maketodayrock.com)

                          2. May 19
                          1. 1973 – Paul Simon released the single "Kodachrome," which reached #2 on the U.S. charts but was banned in the UK due to its mention of a trademarked name. (Classic Bands)

                          2. 1975 – Lynyrd Skynyrd released "Saturday Night Special," a song addressing the dangers of handguns, peaking at #27 on the Billboard Hot 100. (Classic Bands)

                          3. 1975 – The 6th edition of the Pinkpop Festival took place in Geleen, Netherlands, featuring performances by Jack Bruce, Nazareth, and others, drawing approximately 32,000 attendees. (maketodayrock.com)

                            4. May 20
                            1. 1977 – Fleetwood Mac's album "Rumours" regained the #1 spot on the U.S. charts, overtaking the Eagles' "Hotel California." (TopHit)

                            2. 1979 – The Charlie Daniels Band released the single "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," which became one of their most iconic songs. (top5000-rocketman5000.blogspot.com)

                              3. May 21
                              1. 1970 – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young released the protest single "Ohio," written by Neil Young in response to the Kent State shootings. (This Day In Music)

                              2. 1971 – Paul McCartney released his solo album "Ram," which included hits like "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey." (InternetFM)

                              3. 1977 – Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" album returned to the #1 position on the U.S. charts, beginning a 27-week run at the top. (top5000-rocketman5000.blogspot.com)

                              4. 1979 – Elton John became the first Western rock star to tour the USSR, starting with a concert in Leningrad. (TopHit)

                                5. May 22
                                1. 1964 – The Beatles returned to the UK from their first U.S. tour and were greeted by thousands of fans at Heathrow Airport. (InternetFM)

                                2. 1967 – Jimi Hendrix performed at Kulttuuritalo in Helsinki, Finland, as part of his European tour. (InternetFM)

                                  3. May 23
                                  1. 1970 – Paul McCartney's debut solo album "McCartney" began a three-week run at #1 on the U.S. album chart. (InternetFM)

                                  2. 1970 – The Beatles' album "Let It Be" started a three-week run at #1 on the UK charts. (InternetFM)

                                  3. 1978 – Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band kicked off their "Darkness on the Edge of Town" tour in Buffalo, New York. (InternetFM)

                                    4. May 24
                                    1. 1941 – Bob Dylan was born in Duluth, Minnesota. (TopHit)

                                    2. 1975 – Earth, Wind & Fire's "Shining Star" reached #1 on the U.S. charts, marking a significant achievement for the band. (TopHit)

                                    3. 1977 – Marc Bolan performed his final show with T. Rex before his untimely death later that year. (TopHit)

                                    4. 1977 – Emerson, Lake & Palmer launched an ambitious tour in Louisville, Kentucky, featuring a 70-piece orchestra, which ultimately became a financial burden. (TopHit)

                                      5. 2003 – Paul McCartney performed his first-ever concert in Russia, playing in front of 20,000 fans in Moscow's Red Square. (TopHit)

                                      1 hr 20 min
                                    5. LRRC EP836: 10 Underrated Rock Albums of the 1980's, Fly Me Courageous, AC/DC

                                      Loudini: 10 Underrated Rock Albums from the 1980s(Rock ‘N Rewind), Creating Your Best Art(not what you think)(world of creatives); who is it for? Set limitations. Obsession not inspiration. Perfectionism is b.s.(quantity creates quality), feedback during the process,

                                       

                                      Riff of the week: Fly Me Courageous

                                       

                                      Pittsburgh Kevin: AC/DC, no musical talent, the truck incident, so bad it’s good; the final countdown

                                       

                                      Movie Corner: Beverly Hills Cop, Jaws, Thunderheart, Andor Season 2, Catch me if you can, Star Wars vs Star Trek(reason tv),

                                       

                                      This Week In Rock History:

                                       

                                      Certainly! Here's a curated list of over 20 notable classic rock events that occurred between May 11 and May 17 throughout history, encompassing album releases, single launches, significant concerts, and more:

                                      🎶 Singles & Albums Released
                                      1. The Beach Boys released “I Get Around” and its B-side “Don’t Worry Baby” on May 11, 1964, marking a significant moment in surf rock history.

                                      2. The Beatles released “The Long and Winding Road” on May 11, 1970, which became their final U.S. number one single.

                                      3. Bruce Springsteen released “Spirit in the Night” on May 11, 1973, showcasing his storytelling prowess.

                                      4. George Harrison released “All Those Years Ago” on May 11, 1981, a tribute to John Lennon.

                                      5. Phil Collins released “Sussudio” on May 11, 1985, which became one of his signature solo hits.

                                      6. Rainbow released their acclaimed album Rising on May 17, 1976, featuring the powerful vocals of Ronnie James Dio.

                                        7. 🎤 Historic Concerts & Tours
                                        1. Grateful Dead performed five legendary shows from May 11–17, 1977, later compiled into the May 1977 live album box set.

                                        2. Led Zeppelin played the first of five sold-out nights at London's Earls Court Arena on May 17, 1975, a highlight of their touring career.

                                        3. The Who pre-taped a performance of “Pictures of Lily” for Top of the Pops on May 17, 1967, during a busy day that also included a live show in Stevenage.

                                        4. Wings kicked off their first official tour at the Bristol Hippodrome on May 11, 1973, marking Paul McCartney's return to live performance.

                                        5. Alice Cooper performed at The Forum in Inglewood, California, on May 11, 1973, delivering his theatrical brand of rock.

                                          6. 📺 Television Appearances & Media Moments
                                          1. Elton John was awarded a Platinum record for his album Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy on May 17, 1975, the first album to achieve this on its release day.

                                          2. Paul and Linda McCartney hosted NBC's Saturday Night Live on May 17, 1980, performing their new single “Coming Up.”

                                          3. The Carpenters aired their TV special Space Encounters on ABC on May 17, 1978, blending music with a sci-fi theme.

                                          4. Pete Townshend recorded an interview for the BBC's Dateline London and The Who pre-taped a Top of the Pops insert on May 17, 1967.

                                            5. 📰 Industry Milestones & Chart Achievements
                                            1. On May 17, 1969, it was reported that, for the first time, album sales in the UK had surpassed single sales, indicating a shift in consumer preferences.

                                            2. Yes received Gold records for both Yessongs and The Yes Album on May 17, 1973, solidifying their status in progressive rock.

                                            3. Earth, Wind & Fire began a three-week run at the top of the Billboard Hot 200 album chart with the soundtrack to That's The Way Of The World on May 17, 1975.

                                            4. The Doobie Brothers released their comeback album Cycles on May 17, 1989, featuring the hit single “The Doctor.”

                                            5. Joni Mitchell was featured on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine on May 17, 1969, highlighting her influence in the music world.

                                              6. 📰 Recent Developments (2025)
                                              1. The Who announced their final farewell tour, The Song Is Over North American Farewell Tour, with pre-sale tickets starting May 13 and general sales on May 16.

                                              2. David Lee Roth launched ticket sales for his 2025 North American tour on May 9, marking his return to the stage after a five-year hiatus.

                                              3. Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead joined Sammy Hagar onstage in Las Vegas on May 7, 2025, for a surprise performance during Hagar's residency.

                                                4. Alice In Chains canceled their May 11, 2025, show in Ohio due to drummer Sean Kinney experiencing a medical emergency during soundcheck.

                                                56 min
                                              4. LRRC EP835: Giacomo Turre, Randy Meisner, Mike Peters, Sammy Hagar vs Alex Van Halen

                                                Loudini: Women are confused about why Ale from the Warning is more popular that her sisters (Psychology of Rock), The Giacomo Turre debacle and what is Gretsch going to do about his signature model, Sammy calls out Alex(Rock Feed), Rockers who walked away i.e. Linda Ronstadt, Sid Barrett, Dan Peak, John Deacon Tom Fogarty Randy Meisner (Rock History Book), South Park sued $100M (Amber Expose’), Most Dangerous Building in Manhattan (Veritasium), Recording FELON, Selling on Reverb, 2025 Fender Standard Strat(Jack Fossett), Marshall Modified Series 1959HW(riffs beards and gear), R.I.P. Ruth Buzzy and Mike Peters

                                                 

                                                Riff of the Week: Hey Hey My My; Neil Young

                                                 

                                                Pittsburgh Kevin: new geetar, AC/DC, this aged great, strat masters documentary

                                                 

                                                Movie Corner: Ash

                                                 

                                                This week in rock history:

                                                 

                                                Certainly! Here's a detailed compilation of significant rock music events that occurred between May 4 and May 10 throughout history, encompassing album releases, chart milestones, notable performances, and intriguing incidents:

                                                🎸 May 4
                                                • 1970 – Kent State Shootings Inspire "Ohio": During an anti-war demonstration at Kent State University in Ohio, National Guard soldiers fired about 67 rounds over 13 seconds, killing four students and wounding nine others. Neil Young reacted to the senseless slayings by writing and recording the song, "Ohio", with Crosby, Stills & Nash, the very next day. (classicbands.com)

                                                • 1973 – Led Zeppelin's Record-Breaking Tour Begins: Led Zeppelin opened their 1973 US tour, which is billed as the 'biggest and most profitable Rock and Roll tour in the history of the United States.' The group grossed over $3 million. (classicbands.com)

                                                • 1974 – Grand Funk Railroad Tops Charts: Grand Funk Railroad started a two-week run at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with their version of the 1962, Little Eva hit, "The Loco-Motion". It was only the second time that a cover version had been a #1, as well as the original. (classicbands.com)

                                                • 1978 – Jefferson Starship's 'Earth' Achieves Platinum Status: On the strength of the US #8 single, "Count On Me", Jefferson Starship received a Platinum record for the album "Earth", their last LP with Grace Slick and Marty Balin. (classicbands.com)

                                                • 1987 – Paul Butterfield Passes Away: Paul Butterfield, who fronted The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, died of drug-related heart failure at the age of 45. (classicbands.com)

                                                • 1990 – Angela Bowie Reveals Personal Anecdote: David Bowie's ex-wife, Angela, appears on The Joan Rivers Show where she tells Joan and guest Howard Stern that she once walked in on Bowie and Mick Jagger naked in bed. (classicbands.com)

                                                  • 🎸 May 5
                                                  • 1965 – Beatles at Shea Stadium: The Beatles performed at Shea Stadium in New York, marking one of the most famous concerts in rock history. (This Day In Music)

                                                  • 1973 – Led Zeppelin Breaks Attendance Record: Led Zeppelin performed at Tampa Stadium to a crowd of 56,800 fans, breaking The Beatles' previous record of 55,600 fans for their 1965 Shea Stadium date. (This Day In Music)

                                                    • 🎸 May 6
                                                    • 1965 – Rolling Stones Release 'Got Live If You Want It!': The Rolling Stones released their first live EP, "Got Live If You Want It!", capturing the raw energy of their performances.

                                                      • 🎸 May 7
                                                      • 1977 – Punk Benefit at CBGB's: The Patti Smith Group, David Johansen, Dead Boys, Blondie, Suicide, and Richard Hell & The Voidoids all appeared at a Punk Benefit at CBGB's in New York City. (This Day In Music)

                                                        • 🎸 May 8
                                                        • 1965 – Bob Dylan's 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' Charts: Bob Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" entered the UK singles chart, marking his first charting single in the UK.

                                                          • 🎸 May 9
                                                          • 1964 – Louis Armstrong's 'Hello, Dolly!' Hits No.1: Louis Armstrong's "Hello, Dolly!" reached No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100, ending The Beatles' 14-week run at the top. (classicbands.com)

                                                            • 🎸 May 10
                                                            • 1963 – Rolling Stones' First Recording Session: The Rolling Stones attended Olympic Studios in London where they recorded Chuck Berry's "Come On" and Muddy Waters' "I Want To Be Loved". (classicbands.com)

                                                            • 1967 – Jimi Hendrix Releases 'Are You Experienced': The Jimi Hendrix album "Are You Experienced" was released in the UK, where it would spend thirty-three weeks on the Official Albums Chart, peaking at #2. (classicbands.com)

                                                            • 1972 – Rolling Stones Release 'Exile on Main St.': The Rolling Stones released the album "Exile on Main St.", which included the single "Tumbling Dice", rising to #7 on the Billboard Hot 100. (classicbands.com)

                                                            • 1974 – Eric Clapton Records 'I Shot The Sheriff': Eric Clapton recorded "I Shot The Sheriff", which would reach #1 in the US and #9 in the UK later that year. (classicbands.com)

                                                            • 1974 – Led Zeppelin Launch Swan Song Records: Led Zeppelin launched their own record label, Swan Song Records, with lavish parties in New York and Los Angeles. (classicbands.com)

                                                            • 1983 – Metallica Begins Recording 'Kill 'Em All': After receiving no interest from any major record labels, Metallica began recording their debut album for Megaforce Records on a budget of just $15,000. (classicbands.com)

                                                            • 1986 – Tommy Lee Marries Heather Locklear: Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee married actress Heather Locklear. (classicbands.com)

                                                              • 1988 – Prince's 'Lovesexy' Faces Retail Pushback: Several US department stores refused to stock the newly released Prince album "Lovesexy" because of its cover photo, which featured a nude picture of Prince

                                                              1 hr 16 min
                                                            • LRRC EP834: Rebel Rebel Riff, John Sykes, Marcus King, Sting Talks Guitarists, Peter Criss new band

                                                              What We Rocked This Week:

                                                               

                                                              Loudini: John Sykes Rack Recreated (Michael Nielson), Marcus King plays a 59 Les Paul (carter vintage), Sting’s Favorite Guitarists ( studio number six), selling on reverb, Peter Criss new band, Prince gives to kids, Trevor Rabin’s biggest hit was rejected, The Faces releasing a new album

                                                               

                                                              Riff of the week: Rebel Rebel by David Bowie

                                                              The guitar riff on "Rebel Rebel" by David Bowie was played by Alan Parker, a guitarist who helped write the riff and played it for the record itself.

                                                               Some have speculated that Mick Ronson, who was known for playing with Bowie, might have played it, but according to Parker, he was the one who contributed to and performed the riff.



                                                              Pittsburgh Kevin:  tiktok live, peter gabriel, new pope, RRHF, billy gibbons

                                                               

                                                              FIlm Corner: 2010, Interesting facts about Stalone’s Cobra (Minty comedic arts), Andor Season 2(snarky jay), classic re-releases beating new films at box office (snarky jay), 

                                                               

                                                              This week in Rock HIstory

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