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Chicago’s Robert Lamm Talks About Rock Hall, Peter Cetera and More: Exclusive Interview
Chicago will finally take a well-deserved spot in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on April 8.
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What Do You Think Is the Most Legendary Concert in Missoula History?
If there is good music you can expect Missoulians to show up
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Paul Simon Endorses Disturbed’s ‘Sound of Silence’ Cover
Paul Simon has heard Disturbed's cover of his Simon & Garfunkel classic "The Sound of Silence" — and he enjoyed it enough to reach out to singer David Draiman and tell him so.
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55 Years Ago: The Beatles Start 3-Month Residency at Hamburg’s Top Ten Club
The gig was grueling: It's been estimated that the Beatles spent 503 hours on stage for 92 nights straight.
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Andy ‘Thunderclap’ Newman of ‘Something in the Air’ Fame Dies at 73
Newman was a protege of the Who's Pete Townshend, who produced and played bass for the band.
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Paul McCartney Announces New Solo Compilation, ‘Pure McCartney’
Paul McCartney has made official his plans to release an updated solo career-spanning compilation – but there's a twist.
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Rita Coolidge Claims Uncredited Co-Write on Eric Clapton’s ‘Layla’
The Derek and the Dominos hit "Layla" is a rock classic and one of the crown jewels of Eric Clapton's career, but there may be more to the story than the world was previously led to believe.
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UPDATE: Paul Mccartney Somewhat Clarifies Mysterious Five-Second Clip
Paul McCartney just posted a five-second audio clip on Twitter.
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Glastonbury Announces 2016 Lineup Featuring Muse, Coldplay, LCD Soundsystem + More
Adele, Beck and M83 will also play Glasto 2016, but despite last year's rumors, almost-headliners Foo Fighters are not on the docket.
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The Story of Led Zeppelin’s Most Diverse Album, ‘Houses of the Holy’
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant look back on Led Zeppelin's fifth and arguably most eclectic album, which was released on March 28, 1973.
