Wednesday Rock Blogging

Lynyrd Skynyrd Oakland

This is for my brother who turns 58 years old tomorrow. We were both born in Oakland, California and our grandfather - who was District Attorney of Alameda County - did all the legal work for land acquisition and development of the Oakland Alameda County Coliseum. The...

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James Harmon RIP

We lost another legend this week. James Harman and the Dangerous Gentlemen were fixtures on the local Socal circuit since the 1980s. The last time I saw him at the Belly Up, I did a video of one song and put it on YouTube - and he found it the next day! He had...

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Happy 80th Birthday Bob!

I saw Bob open for Tom Petty in the 1980s, and though they were great friends, it just didn't seem right. It's because Bob can get on stage with lesser-known talent and blow them away with his harp! Here's his Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat from his acclaimed 1966 album,...

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Easy Sleazy

Compared to all the other 77-year old rockers putting out pandemic music, this is pretty good: He's long been known as the nicest man in rock, but we think Dave Grohl is also the busiest. In the last week, Grohl has announced plans for his book The Storyteller, a new...

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Johnny Cash

This was filmed at Johnny's 13,880sf house in Hendersonville, Tennesee where he and June lived until their deaths in 2003 (shortly after this was filmed). Trent Reznor wrote the song while living in Sharon Tate's old house - yes, that house - and after he watched this...

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day

Today, everyone's favorite Irish band premiered its legendary 'U2 Go Home: Live From Slane' show at the iconic music venue Slane Castle outside of Dublin, part of their 'Elevation Tour', on September 1st, 2001. Ten days later, 9/11 happened: 00:00 - Intro 01:07 -...

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