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We Are The World: In Order of Appearance
Thirty-seven years ago, a phenomenal cast of superstars banded together to raise money for humanitarian aid efforts in Africa and the U.S. And thirty-seven years later, “We Are The World” still gives us chills. Written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, and produced by Quincy Jones, the charity single was recorded on this day in … Continue reading We Are The World: In Order of Appearance
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Country Music Legend Charlie Daniels Dies at 83
Country music legend and fiddle virtuoso Charles Daniels died Monday after suffering a hemorrhagic stroke. He was 83 years old. Born on October 28, 1936, Charlie Daniels was a proud son of Wilmington, North Carolina and the only child of William and LaRue Daniel. According to Rolling Stone the “s” at the end of his name was the result … Continue reading Country Music Legend Charlie Daniels Dies at 83
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Hear Bob Dylan’s Previously Unreleased Song ‘Murder Most Foul’
Bob Dylan today surprised fans with the release of a brand new song, “Murder Most Foul.” The track, at nearly 17-minutes long, is about the 1963 assassination of JFK and marks the Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winner‘s first new original song in 8 years. “Murder Most Foul” was released at midnight Friday with no previous … Continue reading Hear Bob Dylan’s Previously Unreleased Song ‘Murder Most Foul’
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Watch the Rolling Stones Perform “Jumpin Jack Flash” from their ‘Bridges to Buenos Aires’ Concert Film
On November 8th the inimitable Rolling Stones dropped their previously unreleased live album and concert film Bridges to Buenos Aires, which captures the band’s full April 5, 1998 show at the River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina – the last of a five-night, sold-out run at the venue. The Stones were in the midst … Continue reading Watch the Rolling Stones Perform “Jumpin Jack Flash” from their ‘Bridges to Buenos Aires’ Concert Film
