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CDJ Today: July 16 in Classic Rock

Cream

July 16, 1966 – The world’s first “supergroup” is forged when Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker form Cream.  Though they last only two years, Cream sells 15 million records. July 16, 1900 – The logo of the Victor Recording Company and later RCA Victor, is registered with the U.S. Patent Office. The logo features Nipper the dog looking into … Continue reading CDJ Today: July 16 in Classic Rock →


CDJ Today: July 15 in Classic Rock

Linda Ronstadt

July 15, 1998 – Aerosmith drummer Joey Kramer narrowly escapes serious injury when his Ferrari convertible catches on fire at a gas station.  He is admitted to the hospital with second-degree burns on his arms and hands.  The Ferrari is destroyed. Top 20 Classic Rock Drummers Still Drumming Classic Rock Birthdays July 15, 1956 – Joe Satriani, guitar (Satriani, Chickenfoot, G3) July 15, 1966 – Jason … Continue reading CDJ Today: July 15 in Classic Rock →


Foreigner Announces Limited Edition ‘Farewell – The Very Best of Foreigner’ Album

Foreigner

“I Want To Know What Love Is,” “Cold As Ice,” “Hot Blooded,” “Juke Box Hero,” “Urgent,” plus five more Top 10 hits. Recently, Foreigner, the band behind these iconic songs, announced the launch of their Farewell Tour. Today, FOREIGNER announces the Farewell Tour companion album, FAREWELL – The Very Best Of Foreigner, available at Foreigner … Continue reading Foreigner Announces Limited Edition ‘Farewell – The Very Best of Foreigner’ Album →


Paul Rodgers Announces New Album

Paul Rodgers

The voice of Rock ‘N Roll, former Free and Bad Company frontman Paul Rodgers has announced the forthcoming release of Midnight Rose, his first album of new and original material since 1999’s Electric. The album is scheduled for release on September 22nd on the iconic Memphis label Sun Records, the label that brought us Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Roy … Continue reading Paul Rodgers Announces New Album →


The Eagles Announce Farewell Tour

The Eagles with Deacon Frey and Vince Gill

The Long Goodbye! After more than 50 years of touring and 1000+ shows in sold out arenas and stadiums worldwide, The Eagles will begin their final tour beginning later this year. The first 13 shows have been announced beginning Sept.7th at New York’s Madison Square Garden. The tour, featuring band members Don Henley, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmit, … Continue reading The Eagles Announce Farewell Tour →


Aerosmith Announces 44-Song Greatest Hits Collection

Aerosmith Greatest Hits

It’s coming! Aerosmith just announced the forthcoming release of a 44-Song Greatest Hits Collection in advance of their farewell tour! This exclusive compilation will cover the entirety of the band’s career with various configurations including a “Super Deluxe 4-LP colored-vinyl box set; a numbered 2-LP 180-gram black vinyl pressing with alternate cover and more!  The track list … Continue reading Aerosmith Announces 44-Song Greatest Hits Collection →


Pete Ham Tribute Album Released

Shine On Pete Ham Tribute album cover

Y&T Music is proud to announce the release of a special tribute album, “Shine On: A Tribute to Pete Ham,” featuring 35 new recordings of songs written by the legendary founding member of the British rock band, Badfinger. All net profits will go to Mental Health America of Southeast Florida, the wonderful organization that is … Continue reading Pete Ham Tribute Album Released →


Alice Cooper Details New Album, Releases New Single

In the “not slowing down department”, The Godfather of Shock Rock, Alice Cooper will be releasing a new album  within the next few months! This time around, his band will be involved in the “foundation of all the songs”. The album, entitled “Road” will feature 13 songs that feature guitarists Tommy Henrikson, Ryanb Roxie and Nita Strauss, … Continue reading Alice Cooper Details New Album, Releases New Single →


The Turtles’ Mark Volman Reveals Lewy Body Dementia Diagnosis

The Turtles in 1967

A sad bit of news from Mark Volman, vocalist for The Turtles, who recently announced his diagnosis with Lewy Body Dementia, a progressive brain disorder that affects thinking, memory and movement. Diagnosed in 2020, Lewy Body Dementia is an incurable disease and has already started to affect his health. Volman remains active despite his struggles … Continue reading The Turtles’ Mark Volman Reveals Lewy Body Dementia Diagnosis →


Duff McKagan Set to Release New Album

Duff McKagan performing with Guns N Roses in 2017

Guns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan is set to release a new solo album in October, 2023. The album, entitled “Lighthouse”, marks his third solo album and features 11 songs recorded with notable artists such as fellow GNR bandmate Slash, Iggy Pop and Alice in Chains’ Jerry Cantrell. Top 20 Best Rock Albums of the ’90s 


The Rolling Stones Welcome Back Music Legend on New Album

Bill Wyman in 1965

Bill Wyman, long-time bassist with The Rolling Stones, has reunited with his former bandmates for the first time in 30 years! Wyman was asked to help pay tribute to their late drummer, Charlie Watts, on the band’s forthcoming new album. The album will also feature drumming Watts did before his death in August 2021. Wyman … Continue reading The Rolling Stones Welcome Back Music Legend on New Album →


ABKCO Records Embarks on Massive Campaign of The Rolling Stones Vinyl Reissues

Rolling Stones vinyl reissues

ABKCO Records reissued the US version of the seminal 1966 album Aftermath by The Rolling Stones on vinyl at the very end of March, kicking off the label’s enormous undertaking of getting 16 titles from the legendary rock band’s back catalog back in print in their original format. Throughout the remainder of the year and into early … Continue reading ABKCO Records Embarks on Massive Campaign of The Rolling Stones Vinyl Reissues →


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