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Led Zeppelin were lucky that John Paul Jones was not a party animal. If he was they may have ended after two years like Cream. My fret hand would cramp when I attempted to play The Immigrant Song.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2553iXbLlv4
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2553iXbLlv4
Wow actual music, where's the AI slop.
Don't know who this girl is, excellent cover of the Carly Simon classic and she looks great. The song is not about Mick Jagger, it's Warren Beatty.
Don't know who this girl is, excellent cover of the Carly Simon classic and she looks great. The song is not about Mick Jagger, it's Warren Beatty.
The Rock Roll Hall of Fame is something I leave in my toilet in the morning. Bon (Bigger than the Beatles) Jovi is in but Iron Maiden isn't.
Can Bruce still do the Banshee Wail?
Can Bruce still do the Banshee Wail?
2 versions of the same great song....1st the original
This girl can actually sing - unlike JLow and Justin's skank. She also writes her own songs, this one is softcore Smashing Pumpkins.
One of the best bands with Peter Gabriel. I don't think Phil Collins can play he looks terrible poor guy.
Steve Hackett says he’d be open to reuniting with his former Genesis bandmates.
The guitarist joined the group in 1971 and became an important part of their revolutionary prog rock sound. He contributed to six studio albums before departing in 1977, but has continually maintained a respectful relationship with his former bandmates.
“I've always said that if they wanted me to reform, I would do it,” Hackett admitted during a recent appearance on the Word in Your Ear podcast. “I would even play harmonica or do a walk on.”
The guitarist cautioned that a live reunion is unlikely. Even reteaming with some of his former bandmates in the studio would carry a certain amount of baggage.
“I've re-recorded some of [Genesis’] stuff. And I sometimes do it with orchestras. So there's some sort of sense of development there,” he noted. “But it means that I get a chance to choose what I think is the best of it. And I like to think that it's agenda free.”
As Hackett explained, any kind of Genesis reunion – be it on stage or in the studio – would require the former members to agree on which of the band’s material was “classic.” No easy task, considering Genesis’ unique history and constantly evolving sound.
“When they were a three piece, would they consider that to be the classic period where most of the hits were hit singles?” Hackett pondered. “But then would it be the stuff that turned on musicians, the earlier stuff, the transition?”
Is Steve Hackett Touring?
Hackett most recently joined fellow Genesis alumni Peter Gabriel, Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford in 2025 for a release party celebrating the 50th anniversary remastered version of The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. A few years earlier, he was invited to attend Genesis’ final concert at the O2 Arena, London, but was unable to go due to a scheduling conflict.
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Steve Hackett says he’d be open to reuniting with his former Genesis bandmates.
The guitarist joined the group in 1971 and became an important part of their revolutionary prog rock sound. He contributed to six studio albums before departing in 1977, but has continually maintained a respectful relationship with his former bandmates.
“I've always said that if they wanted me to reform, I would do it,” Hackett admitted during a recent appearance on the Word in Your Ear podcast. “I would even play harmonica or do a walk on.”
The guitarist cautioned that a live reunion is unlikely. Even reteaming with some of his former bandmates in the studio would carry a certain amount of baggage.
“I've re-recorded some of [Genesis’] stuff. And I sometimes do it with orchestras. So there's some sort of sense of development there,” he noted. “But it means that I get a chance to choose what I think is the best of it. And I like to think that it's agenda free.”
As Hackett explained, any kind of Genesis reunion – be it on stage or in the studio – would require the former members to agree on which of the band’s material was “classic.” No easy task, considering Genesis’ unique history and constantly evolving sound.
“When they were a three piece, would they consider that to be the classic period where most of the hits were hit singles?” Hackett pondered. “But then would it be the stuff that turned on musicians, the earlier stuff, the transition?”
Is Steve Hackett Touring?
Hackett most recently joined fellow Genesis alumni Peter Gabriel, Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford in 2025 for a release party celebrating the 50th anniversary remastered version of The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. A few years earlier, he was invited to attend Genesis’ final concert at the O2 Arena, London, but was unable to go due to a scheduling conflict.
Read More: Steve Hackett Says He's Open to a Genesis Reunion | https://ultimateclassicrock.com/ste...nswer/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral
I'm hooked on the Irish/Filipino Olivia Rodrigo. Singing a Carly Simon song live takes guts,
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/kHySKIUmE5s
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/kHySKIUmE5s
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Why did Darcy leave the Pumpkins, it's not that hard to figure out. She was a gorgeous bassist straight out of White Oleander. Death by OD is not pretty, it's gruesome as hell. Victoria Di Angelis has taken her place as the bass queen, let's hope she avoids the same trap.
There is a shift in popular music. Corporate entities have ruled since The Backdoor Boyz, now the lip syncers and screechers have been cast aside. Singer Songwriters are making a comeback.
She writes all her lyrics and most of her melodies, Olivia Rodrigo's latest: Stupid Song.
She writes all her lyrics and most of her melodies, Olivia Rodrigo's latest: Stupid Song.
Cowboy Song : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Thin Lizzy - Cowboy Song, (John Peel session, 12 Feb 1976)
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Thin Lizzy - Cowboy Song, (John Peel session, 12 February, 1976).
Back in the day, there were very strict rules on BBC radio in the UK about how often studio recordings could be played. A then current #1 song might have only been allowed three or four plays per week. The UK live musician's union had many friends in Parliament and The House of Lords.
To receive additional airplay, many recording acts would perform a John Peel Session. These were usually four songs, pre-recorded live in the BBC studios. Most of the time these sound about half way between the released studio recording and a live concert performance.
In recent years, many of the John Peel sessions have been officially released, often as bonus tracks on CD reissues. This one is included on the 2011 Remastered release of Thin Lizzy's 1976 album Jailbreak.
I uploaded the 32.9 MB .flac version. Online listening is also available, but it will be a compressed .mp3 version, (7.2 MB), automatically generated by the site.
Rick Beato gives his assessment of current music. I had to laugh, Morgan Wallen walked out on SNL and Mikey Madison...he's a cupcake eater.
