Joe Rock
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Rock History where we talk about Gene Simmons, AC/DC, John Fogerty, Soundgarden, U2 and Alice Cooper (opens the original)
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October 1st, 2011, after 28 years and two kids together, Gene Simmons of Kiss marries his longtime partner, Shannon Tweed. Their wedding song is âAt Lastâ and is performed by their daughter Sophie. Today in 2004, the Lord Mayor of Melbourne opens AC/DC Lane, named for the band, and at the ceremony, bagpipers perform âItâs a Long Way to the Top.â The city of Melbourne anticipates a lot of their signs being stolen, so make plenty of extras. Today in 1998, John Fogerty gets a star on the
Rock History where we discuss U2, STP, Nirvana, Rush, Grand Funk Railroad and The Rolling Stones (opens the original)
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September 29th, 2023, U2 kick off their âU2 UV Achtung Baby Liveâ residency at The Sphere in Vegas. Theyâre the first artist to play there. The only thing is they do it without drummer Larry Mullen, whoâs recovering from surgery. Today in 1992, Stone Temple Pilots released their debut album âCoreâ, which features a big hit with the song âPlushâ thatâs all over the radio. Today in 1991, MTV for the first time played the video for Nirvanaâs âSmells Like Teen Spirit.â It bec
Rock History with Bad Company, David Bowie, The Beatles, Moon Unit Zappa and Dokkenâs George Lynch (opens the original)
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September 28, 1974, Bad Companyâs self-titled debut album goes to #1 on the charts. Itâs powered by songs like the title track, âCanât Get Enoughâ, and âReady for Love.â Today in 1972, David Bowie has created a lot of publicity around his Ziggy Stardust character, so much so that heâs able to sell out a show at New Yorkâs Carnegie Hall. Today in 1968, The Beatles hit number one on the charts with âHey Judeâ backed by âRevolution.â The single stays in the number one slot
Rock History on Springsteen, Van Halen, INXS, The Beatles, Cliff Burton, Meat Loaf and Randy Bachman (opens the original)
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September 27th, 2016, Bruce Springsteen releases his autobiography, âBorn to Run.â Now, Bruce started writing this immediately following playing halftime at the Super Bowl in 2009. It took seven years of constant writing and rewriting to get it just the way he wanted it, very similar to his songwriting process. Bruce goes back to his early days growing up in Freehold, New Jersey. He includes things about the mental health and alcoholism struggles his Father went through. He takes us through
Rock History where we cover Robert Palmer, John Lennon plus Bill Graham (opens the original)
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September 26, 2003. Sadly, we lose Robert Palmer. Heâs only 54 years old, and he passes a heart attack in a Paris hotel room. Now, when you think about Robertâs career, so many people immediately dial in on âAddicted to Loveâ and the accompanying video, which was absolutely iconic. The song was a huge hit. The video influenced so many things around it in culture. Robert did so much more than that in music. He had music much like Little Feat with his song âSneaking Sally Through the All
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