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Billy
Joel Review: *
New *
(posted January 2, 2007 at 11:27am EST)
Often nasty, abrasive, obstinate, obnoxious and rude,
Billy Joel proved that you don’t have to be nice to make
it in rock ‘n’ roll. Long Island’s bad boy of the piano,
Billy Joel isn’t necessarily proud of spitting on fans,
wrecking vehicles while drunk, or being pissy in general,
in his younger days. Billy Joel’s survival is a testament
to the high quality of his recordings and live shows;
he certainly didn’t win any fans with his sweet, winning
personality. Read
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Jimmy
Buffett Review: *
New *
(posted January 2, 2007 at 11:13am EST)
When the Eagles let a young songwriter with a hit novelty
song and a hot harmonica player in his band, open their
“Hotel California” tour, Jimmy Buffett got the exposure
he needed to cement a fertile and hydroponic future in
rock ‘n’ roll. “Wasted Away Again In Margaritaville,”
his smash hit of 1977, has defined not only his career,
but has shaped his personality and dictated the way he
spends his life, in addition to enabling him to continue
to live the lifestyle he reported on back then.
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Eric
Clapton Review: *
New *
(posted December 29, 2006 at 12:16pm EST)
“Clapton is God” graffiti started popping up in cities
from London to New York to St. Louis, sometime around
the summer of 1972 or 1973. Eric Clapton’s prowess on
guitar has been unquestioned since. Bridging color and
cultural valleys, Eric Clapton brought Black blues, African-American
music, to white people, at first in London, then in New
York, California, Florida, and then the rest of the world.
With his old pal, Oklahoman J.J. Cale (After Midnight
and Cocaine), whose tunes he covered and made so famous
so long ago, Eric Clapton teams for a newly released disc.
“The Road to Escondido,” is named for the route to the
California town where the reclusive Cale has been enjoying
his privacy for years, until now. Read
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Aerosmith Review:
(posted December 27, 2006 at 3:24pm EST)
In the olden days, when the music world challenged America
to produce a band that could rock as hard as the Rolling
Stones, the U.S. answered back with bands from each coast:
The Eagles from the west, and Aerosmith from the east.
And one of those bands has rocked hard ever since. Rising
from the streets, Aerosmith, like the band named for the
city, and like The Cars, Jonathan Richman and the Modern
Lovers, and The J. Geils Band, Aerosmith honed their musical
skills and developed a fan base in and around Boston.
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The
Who Review:
(posted December 27, 2006 at 10:55am EST)
Smash a few Les Paul guitars, light ‘em on fire, play
Woodstock, write and produce and release “Quadrophenia,”
“Live at Leeds,” “Tommy,” “Who’s Next,” “Who Are You,”
and then retire…For The Who, retirement was never in the
cards. “Insatiable” has always been the mantra for one
of the most creative Englishmen ever born. Pete Townsend
- guitar hero, songwriter, bandleader - has no peer. The
Who’s guitar player and vocalist is the most prolific
writer on his side of the Atlantic. Only Bob Dylan and
Neil Young come to mind as troubadours in league with
The Who’s Pete Townsend, when considering the huge volume
of high quality work, easily digested by a mass audience.
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