Rock

John Oates has revealed the Hall & Oates album he hates more than any other. During an appearance on the Rockonteurs podcast, the singer reminisced about various parts of his career. While much of the conversation focused on Hall & Oates’ many successes, Oates noted a period in the late ‘70s which was especially difficult.
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It is already beyond serious argument that the string of tremendous albums issued by Willie Nelson during his eighties established a formidable benchmark in the admittedly little-contested field of octogenarian discographies. Having blown out 90 candles in April 2023, Nelson is now setting a daunting standard for future nonagenarians who fancy taking him on. JONI
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The King James Boys steeps their latest single, “I Can Hear the Savior”, in the same eternal virtues that define the best bluegrass. The five-piece band relies on a classic configuration of guitar, banjo, bass, mandolin, and fiddle without inducing eye rolls for its predictability. Informed listeners and observers of the genre would argue that
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Former Guns N’ Roses drummer Steven Adler is hitting the road this month, embarking on a series of North American tour dates that will keep him busy throughout the summer and beyond. Adler’s trek kicks off on June 8 in Fargo, North Dakota. He’s currently got dates announced through early August, with more shows to be added
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David Grubbs has been thinking about this release from the moment Gastr Del Sol ceased, but a few things had to happen in the ensuing 26 years. For one, Grubbs and Jim O’Rourke had to reconnect in person in Tokyo back in 2016. Then, an excellent live recording of the band’s final performance was unearthed
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David Lee Roth has released a cover of Tommy Tutone’s Top 5 hit ”867-5309 / Jenny,” which he cheekily referred to as “That Telephone Song.” You can listen to it below. It’s a fairly faithful cover of the 1981 power-pop anthem, substituting the crunchy electric guitars for acoustic strumming and more jangly leads. Roth also adds a bluesy harmonica solo
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Previously unreleased footage of a jam session between Eddie Van Halen and Mountain‘s Leslie West has surfaced online, courtesy of Lightyear Entertainment. The six-string showcase took place at the Hollywood House of Blues on Aug. 10, 2002, where both guitar legends tore through Mountain’s 1970 track “Never in My Life.” You can watch the performance, along
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The Rolling Stones debuted two more songs on their Hackney Diamonds tour last night (June 3). “She’s a Rainbow,” from 1967’s Their Satanic Majesties Request, has been a rarity for most of this century, having been played only nine times after being absent until 2016. It was the fan’s choice song at the Camping World
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Robin Trower has canceled his upcoming U.S. tour, citing ongoing health issues. The guitarist, whose career started with Procol Harum in 1967, was scheduled to start a tour of the States on Sept. 14. The monthlong run was scheduled to take Trower to stops in Nashville, Chicago, Buffalo and Boston. But the tour has been put
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