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  • Watch Mick Ralphs’ Final Live Performance With Bad Company
  • Bad Company Capture Mick Ralphs’ Final Performance On ‘Live In London’
  • BAD COMPANY's Final Performance With MICK RALPHS To Be Released As 'Live In London' Album

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ultimateclassicrock.com /1 month ago

Watch Mick Ralphs’ Final Live Performance With Bad Company

The late guitarist's final concert in London with the classic rock legends is being released this fall. Continue reading…

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thatericalper.com /2 weeks ago

Bad Company Capture Mick Ralphs’ Final Performance On ‘Live In London’

Four days before Mick Ralphs suffered a stroke, he stood onstage with Bad Company at London’s O2 Arena and played “Ready for Love.” A decade later, that night is becoming an album....

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blabbermouth.net /1 month ago

BAD COMPANY's Final Performance With MICK RALPHS To Be Released As 'Live In London' Album

Iconic rock band BAD COMPANY will release "Live In London" on November 13, 2026, on blue-colored vinyl, CD, and digital formats. Arriving in celebration of the tenth anniversary of...

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guitarworld.com /3 weeks ago

Mick Mars wasn’t even awake when he recorded parts for one of Mötley Crüe’s biggest tunes

Mars looks back on the making of one of Crüe’s most popular tracks

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blabbermouth.net /1 month ago

FOGHAT Shares 'My Babe' Music Video From 'Live & Loud Across The U.S.A.' Live Album

More than 55 years after forming in the U.K., FOGHAT — Roger Earl (founding drummer),Bryan Bassett (lead/slide guitar),Scott Holt (lead vocals/guitar),and Rodney O'Quinn (bass/vo...

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guitarworld.com /1 month ago

“He floored us. When David and I met him, we knew he’d fit in looks-wise, but we had no idea what was coming until he pi...

In 1970, Mick Ronson changed the career of David Bowie, and went on to work with Lou Reed, Bob Dylan, John Mellencamp, Morrissey, and more

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

After Losing His Grip on One Chart-Topping Band, Randy Bachman Formed This Iconic Group in 1973

UNITED KINGDOM - MAY 03: HAMMERSMITH ODEON Photo of BACHMAN TURNER OVERDRIVE (Photo by David Redfern/Redferns) When Randy Bachman departed The Guess Who in 1970, many thought that...

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bluesrockreview.com /1 month ago

New Steve Cropper song released featuring Brian May and Billy Gibbons

Steve Cropper & The Midnight Hour have released “My Angels Are Calling,” featuring Queen guitarist Brian May on lead vocals The post New Steve Cropper song released featuring B...

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americansongwriter.com /1 week ago

Mick Jagger Doesn’t Get the Appeal of One of The Rolling Stones’ Biggest 1970s Hits

Group shot of English rock and roll band The Rolling Stones posed in 1968. Clockwise from top left: Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, Brian Jones (1942-1969), Mick jagger and Keith Richar...

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guitarworld.com /4 weeks ago

Micki Free on the time he made a guitar out of a detergent box and the advice Billy Gibbons gave him

From “annoying” first riffs and teenage stage-fails to the boutique electric he’d save from a fire, the Grammy-winning veteran opens his heart and gigbag

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bluesmatters.com /5 days ago

Mick McConnell announces new album ‘Things Are Looking Up’

Mick McConnell will release his new studio album Things Are Looking Up on 9 November, with an extensive run of UK dates getting underway later this month. The guitarist, singer and...

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loudersound.com /1 week ago

What it’s like to be in Jethro Tull, by some of those who’ve done it

Mick Abrahams, Clive Bunker, Jeffrey Hammond, Peter John Vettese and Tony Iommi on their times with Ian Anderson

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

No 70s Kid Alive Could Forget These 3 Classic Rock Songs From 1975

UNITED STATES - JANUARY 01: USA Photo of Paul RODGERS and BAD COMPANY and Boz BURRELL and Mick RALPHS, Boz Burrell, Simon Kirke (back), Paul Rodgers, Mick Ralphs (Photo by Fin Cost...

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loudersound.com /1 month ago

Brian May and Billy Gibbons hook up on posthumous Steve Cropper single My Angels Are Calling

My Angels Are Calling comes from the late Steve Cropper's poignantly titled album Watching The Tide

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guitarworld.com /3 weeks ago

How Mick Jagger very nearly ended up on a Joe Satriani record – before Satch deleted his performance

Jagger was supposed to play harmonica on Satriani's sixth studio album, but his takes ended up being replaced

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americansongwriter.com /1 week ago

4 Mike + The Mechanics Gems Featuring the Stellar Lead Vocals of Paul Carrack

1986: British pop rock group Mike and the Mechanics (Paul Carrack, Adrian Lee, Mike Rutherford, Peter van Hooke, Paul Young) (Photo by BSR Agency/Gentle Look via Getty Images) Mik...

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

Remembering When David Bowie Saved a Band From Extinction by Writing Them a Classic Song in 1972

Mott the Hoople 1973 - Pete "Overend" Watts, Dale Griffin, Ian Hunter and Mick Ralphs (Photo by Chris Walter/WireImage) Mott The Hoople were on their last legs. But then David Bowi...

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bluesmatters.com /1 month ago

Steve Cropper’s final album arrives with Brian May and Billy Gibbons on ‘My Angels Are Calling’

Steve Cropper’s posthumous album Watching The Tide is out now through Provogue / Artone Label Group, accompanied by the release of the deeply moving ‘My Angels Are Calling’, featur...

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

4 Legendary Breakup Lyrics From the 70s That Everyone Knows

CIRCA 1972: Singer Mick Jagger of the rock and roll band "The Rolling Stones" performs onstage in circa 1972. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) What good are breakups f...

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ultimateclassicrock.com /1 month ago

Lou Gramm and Al Greenwood Return to Foreigner for 50th Anniversary Shows

Foreigner's bringing back original members for their 50th anniversary tour, though they're splitting the lineup across different dates throughout 2026 and 2027. Continue reading…

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guitarworld.com /2 weeks ago

Mark Bryan on Hootie & The Blowfish’s rocket-ship success, and hanging with Eddie Van Halen

The hit-making guitarist, who once hoped to share a twin-guitar team with Darius Rucker, still leans on the cherry Les Paul Standard from the Cracked Rear View days, and still pine...

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blabbermouth.net /1 month ago

Original FOREIGNER Members LOU GRAMM And AL GREENWOOD To Join Band For Select 50th-Anniversary Shows

FOREIGNER has announced that original lead singer Lou Gramm and founding keyboardist Al Greenwood will reunite with the band for a series of special performances as FOREIGNER conti...

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americansongwriter.com /2 weeks ago

3 Rock Vocalists Who Proved 1965 Was Unmatched

English singers, musicians, and songwriters Mick Jagger (at microphone), Keith Richards and Bill Wyman (far right) of the rock band 'The Rolling Stones,' perform on stage at Madiso...

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rockandbluesmuse.com /1 month ago

Foghat Releases “My Babe” Video

(photo credit: Courtesy of Foghat): Clockwise from top left: Bryan Bassett (lead/slide guitar), Roger Earl (drums), Rodney O'Quinn (bass), Scott Holt (lead vocals/guitar) Foghat R...

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