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The Who's Who? (The Fresno Bee)
W ho? Of all the questions Pete Townshend gets, that's probably not one of them.
'Brilliant' Sacramento band stops in Reno on their way to stardom (Reno Gazet...
With an electrifying screech of guitars and a sonic boom blast of the drums, Sacramento post-punk tech pop band Brilliant Red Lights blew up the stage on Friday night at Satellite lounge.
Love reigns o'er them (Reno Gazette-Journal)
Could it be? A Who that gets along? That seems to be the case as guitarist-songwriter Pete Townshend and vocalist Roger Daltrey prepare to make another trek to America as part of their latest revitalization. It's on the wings of a new Who CD, "Endless Wire," that links past to present and has much of the old Who fire -- along with some new twists.
Cover bands (The Phoenix)
Meet the Smithereens! and Pussy Cats It?s one thing to cover a Beatles or Harry Nilsson tune, another to cover a whole album.
The Who sees live music as the future of rock (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Call them old fashioned, but the founding members of The Who don't think the Internet is the future of rock, are unhappy about radio's narrow musical focus, and convinced live music is what it is all about.
U2's 'Window' video stages rock's greatest musicians (Honolulu Advertiser)
In the breathtaking video for U2's new song, "Window in the Skies," Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Billie Holiday, Marvin Gaye and a shirtless Iggy Pop take turns singing the lyrics on Bono's behalf.
Rock-Star Bios Hit Big Screen: Depp, Myers Working On Queen, Who Films (MTV M...
Many musical biopics are in the works, with Johnny Depp set to play Freddie Mercury and Mike Myers set to play the Who's Keith Moon.
Music Review: The Soft Machine - Middle Earth Masters (Blogcritics.org)
One of the greatest unheralded rock bands to come out of the UK in the sixties was a group of musical misfits called The Soft Machine. This combo was among the earliest and most influential bands from Britain's Canterbury Scene in the middle of the decade; a loose fraternity that also provided the genesis for Gong, Caravan, and Henry Cow. Like most of their Canterbury colleagues, The Softs ...
Jeff Beck: Live, Remastered And Expanded (All About Jazz)
Jeff Beck is the most explosive guitarist of his generation. Since he first stepped into the spotlight as a replacement for Eric Clapton in the Yardbirds, he has played with an impulsive, unorthodox logic all his own.
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The Who's Who? (The Fresno Bee)
W ho? Of all the questions Pete Townshend gets, that's probably not one of them.
'Brilliant' Sacramento band stops in Reno on their way to stardom (Reno Gazet...
With an electrifying screech of guitars and a sonic boom blast of the drums, Sacramento post-punk tech pop band Brilliant Red Lights blew up the stage on Friday night at Satellite lounge.
Love reigns o'er them (Reno Gazette-Journal)
Could it be? A Who that gets along? That seems to be the case as guitarist-songwriter Pete Townshend and vocalist Roger Daltrey prepare to make another trek to America as part of their latest revitalization. It's on the wings of a new Who CD, "Endless Wire," that links past to present and has much of the old Who fire -- along with some new twists.
Cover bands (The Phoenix)
Meet the Smithereens! and Pussy Cats It?s one thing to cover a Beatles or Harry Nilsson tune, another to cover a whole album.
The Who sees live music as the future of rock (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Call them old fashioned, but the founding members of The Who don't think the Internet is the future of rock, are unhappy about radio's narrow musical focus, and convinced live music is what it is all about.
U2's 'Window' video stages rock's greatest musicians (Honolulu Advertiser)
In the breathtaking video for U2's new song, "Window in the Skies," Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Billie Holiday, Marvin Gaye and a shirtless Iggy Pop take turns singing the lyrics on Bono's behalf.
Rock-Star Bios Hit Big Screen: Depp, Myers Working On Queen, Who Films (MTV M...
Many musical biopics are in the works, with Johnny Depp set to play Freddie Mercury and Mike Myers set to play the Who's Keith Moon.
Music Review: The Soft Machine - Middle Earth Masters (Blogcritics.org)
One of the greatest unheralded rock bands to come out of the UK in the sixties was a group of musical misfits called The Soft Machine. This combo was among the earliest and most influential bands from Britain's Canterbury Scene in the middle of the decade; a loose fraternity that also provided the genesis for Gong, Caravan, and Henry Cow. Like most of their Canterbury colleagues, The Softs ...
Jeff Beck: Live, Remastered And Expanded (All About Jazz)
Jeff Beck is the most explosive guitarist of his generation. Since he first stepped into the spotlight as a replacement for Eric Clapton in the Yardbirds, he has played with an impulsive, unorthodox logic all his own.
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