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25 Great Moments in Rock Drumming: John Bonham “Misty Mountain Hop”

Over the next 25 days I’ll showcase a great moment in rock drumming from 25 different drummers. These are often

TW 0 Comments alt-country, Ben Atkins, Bert Jansch, Cherokee, Chris Hillman, Dave Evans, Davey Graham, Drive-By Truckers, Federal Weights And Measures, FM, Hawk, Jayhawks, jethro tull, Jimmie Spheeris, John Renbourn, king crimson, Linda Ronstadt, Martin Carthy, Michael Dinner, nick drake, progressive rock, Roger Rodier, rush, Russ Kunkel, Saga, Sneaky Pete, The Robbs, Todd Hobin, Vashti Bunyan, Wilco

10 Great Bands and Musicians You’ve Never Heard Of

The greatest musical discoveries are always unplanned, and when I come across a great band or artist I have never

TW 4 Comments Allan Holdsworth, Barriemore Barlow, billy cobham, black crowes, brian downey, brian robertson, Bruce Crump, Chicago, Colosseum, danny seraphine, Genesis, Ian Anderson, jethro tull, John Bonham, John Densmore, Jon Hiseman, led zeppelin, Levon Helm, Molly Hatchet, neil peart, phil collins, Phil Ehart, phil lynott, progressive rock, rock music, Rod D'Eath, Rory Gallagher, rush, scott gorham, Steve Gorman, Tempest, The Band, The Doors, thin lizzy, Tom Sawyer

10 Underrated Rock Drummers

Drums and drummers are the backbone of rock music, heavy metal, jazz, blues, big band and many other music genres.

TW 3 Comments beatles, grateful dead, jimi hendrix, led zeppelin, LPs, pink floyd, progressive rock, vinyl records

Beyond eBay and Amazon: 5 Great Websites for Rare and Hard-To-Find CDs and Records

The Internet has opened up a new world market for record and CD collectors, where one can search for any

TW 3 Comments bon scott, bruce dickinson, carl wilson, elvis presley, gary louris, golden smog, Jayhawks, jim morrison, Levon Helm, mandocello, mick jagger, otis redding, richard manuel, rick danko, robin zander, whispering pines, wilson pickett

10 Great and Underrated Rock Singers

If you want to start a friendly fight, ask your friends and otherwise who their favorite rock singers are. You’re

TW 2 Comments child in time, david coverdale, don airey, glenn hughes, guinness book of world records, ian gillan, ian paice, nick simper, ritchie blackmore, rod evans, roger glover, steve morse, tommy bolin

10 Best Deep Purple songs

I remember as a teen, reading in the Guinness Book Of World Records, that Deep Purple set a new record,

TW 3 Comments alex lifeson, classic albums, farewell to kings, moving pictures, neil peart, permanent waves, red barchetta, spirit of radio, temples of syrinx

10 Best Rush songs

It is my assertion that Rush hit their stride with 1980’s Permanent Waves, and rode that heady curl through the

TW 2 Comments beggars banquet, casino boogie, exile on main st, gimme shelter, guitar riff, mick jagger and keith richards, mick taylor, moonlight mile, rock guitar, sticky fingers, stray cat blues, waiting on a friend

10 Best Rolling Stones’ songs

The Rolling Stones were once heralded, and rightly so, as the greatest rock and roll band in the world. At

TW 0 Comments 1970s, album artwork, rock music, roger dean, tales from topographic oceans

10 Best Roger Dean album covers

Roger Dean is one of rock music’s most original and respected cover artists. He’s best known for the artwork that

TW 1 Comment astral weeks, bob dylan, good vibrations, jackie wilson, james brown, st dominic, streets of arklow, van morrison, veedon fleece

Van Morrison’s Best 13 albums

With more than 30 albums to his credit, not including greatest-hits collections, Van Morrison has an ample and incredibly varied