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Monthly Archives: November 2021
Mick Box Celebrates 50 Years of Uriah Heep with a Bigger Box!
It’s not every person who can literally hold their life’s work in their hands. But that’s what exactly happened with Uriah Heep guitarist Mick Box recently unpacked the band’s massive, career-spanning box set 50 Years in Rock (BMG). “I was … Continue reading
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The Outlaws Remember Their German Invasion
It was June 2, 1979 at Carter-Finley Stadium on the campus of North Carolina State University in Raleigh. Two young guitar slingers, Freddie (Salem, of the Outlaws) and Edward (Van Halen of, well, Van Halen) were having a beer backstage. … Continue reading
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Tagged Freddie Salem, Henry Paul, Hughie Thomasson, Outlaws, Rockpalast, Southern Rock
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Todd Rundgren’s Pandemic-Friendly Virtual Tour
During the Age of Coronavirus, musicians have struggled to find the best way to get live music to fans across the world. Audiences have seen everything from blurry solo iPhone videos in living rooms to professional, multi-camera shot, full band … Continue reading
