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‘Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul:’ 10 Things We Learned from New Documentary
He hit rock bottom when the Allman Brothers were inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1995, married seven women to combat overwhelming loneliness, and had recurring visions of his brother Duane
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RUSH Announces Four Concerts at Madison Square Garden with Discounted Tickets Available
RUSH Announces Four Concerts at Madison Square Garden with Discounted Tickets Available
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5 Rock Songs Inspired By Greek Myths
The ancient Greeks knew how to tell a good story, and it was to their myths that rock artists such as Led Zeppelin and Toto turned to inspire these songs.
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How Bob Dylan Turned a Long Poem Into a Music Landmark
Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" is a landmark in music history, not only for its lyrical depth but also for its innovative production. Released ...
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John Lennon's Handwritten Beatles Lyrics and Iconic Movie Props Fetch Over $14M at Auction
John Lennon's Handwritten Beatles Lyrics and Iconic Movie Props Fetch Over $14M at Auction
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How to Buy Last-Minute Tickets to Phish’s Madison Square Garden Shows
The legendary jam band will hold down the iconic venue for five nights over two weeks
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How Gregg Allman's First Bands Shaped a Rock Legend
Before Gregg Allman became a household name with The Allman Brothers Band, he and his brother Duane navigated a series of musical ventures that ult...
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Today Marks Billboard's Evolution Into Genre-Specific Rankings
Billboard charts are renowned for their ability to capture the pulse of the music industry, offering insights into the popularity of songs and albu...
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Freddy Cannon, Rock and Roller Behind Hits, Dies at 89
Freddy Cannon, Rock and Roller Behind Hits, Dies at 89
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This Day in History: Gregg Allman's Musical Journey Began
Gregg Allman, a name synonymous with Southern rock, embarked on his musical journey in the 1960s. Before achieving fame with The Allman Brothers Ba...
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Jan and Dean’s Dean Torrence Is Still Cruising, 60 Years After ‘Deadman’s Curve’ Crash
The surf-rock icon sang lead on the Beach Boys classic "Barbara Ann," but his life was never the same after his musical partner Jan Berry was involved in a devastating car accident
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This 1975 Queen Masterpiece Took Years To Make — And It Almost Didn't Get Released
You've almost certainly heard and loudly sung along to Queen's operatic epic, but after years in the making, record execs nearly put the kibosh on its release.
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