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Month: September 2017

1969, Part Three – The Guns Of August

The fabled “Summer of ’69” began well enough with the Rolling Stones’ free concert in London’s Hyde Park on July 5, joined by established band Family and the up-and-coming King Crimson.  The Stones hadn’t performed in public in over two years and they’d shelved their plans to release Rock And Roll Circus, but they had […]

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Guns N’ Roses – Yesterdays and Today

I know a guy who estimates he goes to something like a hundred and fifty rock concerts each year. From stadiums to bars, he sees them all. That’s his thing – it’s what he does. Much as I love rock music, historically I’ve tended to be a bit discriminating, stingy even, about where I spend […]

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