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Results for Fleetwood MacBorn of the British blues scene of the late sixties, Fleetwood Mac was named after two of its three members, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie. Peter Green helped form the band when he left John Mayall's Bluesbreakers in '67 and enticed first Fleetwood and then McVie into joining his new project. In 1968, guitarist Danny Kirwan was brought on board, and he had a large role in driving Fleetwood Mac into the easy, harmonious, California sound that became rather indicative of their music. The group also included guitarists Jeremy Spencer and Bob Welch. The band underwent a number of personnel changes through the mid-1970s, when Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, and Lindsey Buckingham joined the group. The band became the premier rock group of the late 1970s, with hits such as "Rhiannon," "Go Your Own Way," "Don't Stop" and "You Make Loving Fun."...more
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by Dinky Dawson•April 23, 2008•
Staggering down the stairs from the upper deck, was none other than Moonie himself, frantically waving a bottle of beer. As he pointed at me, I blew my horn and gave him the two-finger salute. Keith, laughing hysterically, responded by throwing the bottle at my windshield.
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by Paul Williams•April 9, 2008•
What kind of a fan am I today? In some ways I’m unchanged, and I still look for and sometimes find in the music exactly whatever it was I hungered after when I was 16 (proof that the world is a passionate place; a friend in the lonely night; release for my anger, confusion, idealism, desire fear and love).
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by Matt Gewolb•April 2, 2008•
The genesis of the following experiment lies in a recent trip to one of my regular record shops on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. As I finished browsing the bins full of vinyl and handed my purchases to the clerk (who appeared appropriately sardonic and disheveled
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by Mike Conklin•April 2, 2008•
It's been a pretty weird month for the music industry. Artists sued record labels, bands continued to release records in unusual new ways, giant soft-drink companies taunted dinosaur rock acts, one of the world's biggest bands signed a revolutionary new contract
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by Jeffrey Thiessen•March 5, 2008•
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame really sucks if you care about music in the slightest. It’s a $65 million monstrosity that is the physical embodiment of the institution of rock ‘n’ roll, and that’s a lot of money plopped down in the name of an inherent contradiction.
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1/29/2008
This website has the coolest concerts. These are artists that shaped rock music, and the blues too. The Rolling Stones,...
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1/28/2008
thanks Mr Mushroom.
why do you say it seems more likely these old shows wont be available for download? I hope that...
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1/17/2008
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Hi again ,
thx for this great Rory Gallagher concert "Shrine Auditorium ", Los Angeles ...
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11/19/2007
I saw him in 1979 while stationed in Germany. He was part of one of the better shows I saw there. It was at a soccer...
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10/27/2007
A great week for Wolfgang's Vault. The John Hammond show was brilliant, I think I already like it better than any of...
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