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When the Police reunited in 2007-08, new music was never in the cards. That sent Andy Summers on a quest.
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Paul Rodgers’ trip to Memphis to record his forthcoming Stax-stuffed Royal Sessions album quickly took on all of the religious overtones of a pilgrimage. That’s how strong his connection is with these R&B classics. You May Also Like: Why You Should Give Queen + Paul Rodgers’ ‘The Cosmos Rocks’ AnotherRead More
David Lauser’s partnership with Sammy Hagar stretches back to his pre-Van Halen solo albums. He also helped Lauser find his wife Liza, who was managing Hagar’s web site. You May Also Like: David Bowie – No Plan EP (2017) Why I’m Still Confused by Pink Floyd’s ‘On the Turning Away’Read More
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Some careers follow a beaten path to fame and fortune, but for others the road is rough and rocky, winding its way past brief success and disappointment. This has certainly been the case for Sammy Walker You May Also Like: Anna Nalick, singer-songwriter: Something Else! Interview Seth Walker – ‘IRead More
The future looks good for the Daniel Bennett Group — and for Daniel, personally.
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Woodstock native Jim Weider got to live out a musician’s dream, having been a fan of the Band at the turn of the 1970s before eventually them from 1985-99.
