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It's now been a full decade since Jeff Hanneman passed away, he was 49.
Jeff Hanneman 1964 - 2013
Jeff Hanneman 1964 - 2013
First single from the new Stones album, due out in October!
The boys must have taken a big drink from the "Fountain Of Youth" before this video was put together...
The boys must have taken a big drink from the "Fountain Of Youth" before this video was put together...
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Musically on about the same level as Tom Jones. However from what I've heard about David Clayton Thomas I am sure he is one of the few who could take Tom Jones in a fight when they were both in their prime.
Burton Cumming's first band, The Deverons.
Record begins with classic "Farmer John" and leads into classic "Shout!" to finish.
After owning the '45 for over 40 years I sold it to Martin Koppel at Kop's Records. He paid me a bit higher than expected price, saying that early Canadian regional '45's were quite collectable...
Record begins with classic "Farmer John" and leads into classic "Shout!" to finish.
After owning the '45 for over 40 years I sold it to Martin Koppel at Kop's Records. He paid me a bit higher than expected price, saying that early Canadian regional '45's were quite collectable...
The first release of Shakin' All Over, later covered by The Guess Who. At that time The Guess Who's lead vocalist was Chad Allan. Shortly after he was replaced by Burton Cummings.
This was an English band. The song was first released in 1960, and went to #1 on the British pop charts. The band then re-recorded and re-released it in 1965, perhaps in response to the Guess Who's success with it.
This was an English band. The song was first released in 1960, and went to #1 on the British pop charts. The band then re-recorded and re-released it in 1965, perhaps in response to the Guess Who's success with it.
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