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• 100 Favorite Albums of All Time – Holiday Music Gift Guide
  on Nov 15, 2014 in Top 10s
  I’ve been wanting to compile a list of my 100 favorite rock albums of all time to share with ClassicRockMusicBlog.com’s readers and as a guide for possible holiday gift ideas for the music lover in your life. If pressed into a corner, the...
• Stu Nunnery’s Musical Journey – 13 Days Left and $10,641 Still Needed!
  on Nov 8, 2014 in Music Review
  Please consider making a donation to Stu Nunnery’s Kickstarter campaign and share this with your friends.There are 13 days left and the goal has yet to be met. Every dollar counts.  Let’s help a deserving artist get back to making music!
• Stu Nunnery Kickstarting a Musical Career 40 Years Later
  on Nov 1, 2014 in Music Review
  The amazing story of singer/songwriter Stu Nunnery has been well documented here at ClassicRockMusicBlog.com. I first interviewed Stu back in 2008 and again in 2013 when I learned that Stu was planning on making a musical comeback decades after bein...
• Tom Verlaine – Dreamtime
  on May 5, 2014 in Music Review david bowie Dreamtime Jay Dee Daugherty lou reed ric ocasek television Tom Verlaine Verlaine
  Tom Verlaine – Dreamtime The band Television is the dividing line among punk music fans. They are either the “most punk” or “least punk” of the old school, 1970s American artists, depending on what you like about “punk” mainly. To me, T...
• Ozzy Osbourne – No Rest For The Wicked
  on Apr 21, 2014 in Music Review
  Ozzy Osbourne – No Rest For The Wicked The Prince of Darkness was in a bit of a pickle in 1988. Having released two albums (Bark At The Moon and the abominable The Ultimate Sin) employing the highly underrated Jake E. Lee on lead guitar, and a baff...
• Roy Orbison – A Black and White Night Live
  on Apr 18, 2014 in Music Review
  Roy Orbison and Friends – A Black and White Night Live I’ve always had a great appreciation for the voice of Roy Orbison.  Yet I, like many my age, didn’t really start to learn more about his music until he’d seen a hearty career resurgence...
• Jimmy Page and Robert Plant – Walking Into Clarksdale
  on Apr 14, 2014 in Music Review
  Jimmy Page & Robert Plant – Walking Into Clarksdale I can’t recall what I had going on when the main songwriters from the band Led Zeppelin, vocalist Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page, decided to make an attempt at a reunion during the mi...
• Roy Orbison – The Monument Singles Collection (1960-1964)
  on Apr 11, 2014 in Music Review
  Roy Orbison – The Monument Singles Collection (1960 – 1964) I don’t usually take the time to write about greatest hits packages.  It’s not that I don’t like them, but it’s more like “here are all the songs you might possibly know by th...
• Jethro Tull – Crest Of A Knave
  on Apr 10, 2014 in Music Review
    Jethro Tull – Crest Of A Knave I’ve finally added an album to my collection that contains some historical significance for all music fans, not just longtime Tull fans like me.  You see, 1987’s Crest Of A Knave actually won the Grammy fo...
• Jesus Christ Superstar
  on Apr 7, 2014 in Music Review
  Jesus Christ Superstar (1970 Decca Records) Taking a look at my calendar and then outside…then back to my calendar, and things don’t seem to jibe.  Winter will never end in Wisconsin despite our dreams of a spring thaw.  So, we think warm thoug...

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