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AUGUST 26 – September 1 – THIS WEEK IN ROCK

3 weeks ago 3 weeks agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock HistoryBob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, Boz Scaggs, Joe Cocker, Stevie Ray Vaughan. Jackson Browne, the nice, The Who

AUGUST 26 – September 1 THIS WEEK IN ROCK THE ANSWER TO THIS WEEK’S QUESTION: The Late Show with...

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Leon Russell – The Master of Space & Time

1 month ago 2 weeks agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa BlogBob Dylan, Dick Dale, Dorsey Burnette, Frank Sinatra, Ike & Tina Turner, Jan and Dean, Leon Russell, the beach boys, The Rolling Stones

Leon Russell: The Musician & Songwriter Leon Russell left his mark on numerous best-selling records during his 60-year...

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This Week in Rock: July 8 – July 14

2 months ago 2 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock HistoryBob Dylan, Carlos Santana, Crosby, Jimi Hebdrix, Stills, The Grateful Dead, The Rolling Stones, This week in Rock

This Week in Rock History July 8 – July 14  The answer to this week’s Question: Carlos Santana...

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Levon Helm – Multi Talented At Many Things

3 months ago 3 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa BlogBob Dylan, Dr. John, Eric Clapton, Garth Hudson, Muddy Waters, Richard Manuel, Rick Danko, Ringo Starr, Robbie Robertson, Ronnie Hawkins

Levon Helm – Multi Talented At Many Things Levon Helm was in the right place at the right...

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This Week In Rock – April 15 – April 21

5 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock HistoryAlice Cooper, blues, Bob Dylan, country, Dance, Deep Purple, Guns N Roses, janis joplin, Queen, rock, Roy Orbison, soul, The Beatles

BORN THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY 4/15/1894 – Bessie Smith (Blues Vocalist) 4/16/1947 – Gerry Rafferty (Rock singer-songwriter...

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The Song Of The Hurricane

2 years ago 2 years agoScott MacalusoBonamassa BlogBob Dylan

By. Patrick Ortiz   So, intense storms have been the main topic of conversation in the news for...

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The One Reason Bob Dylan Deserves His Nobel Prize

3 years ago 3 years agoScott MacalusoBonamassa BlogBob Dylan, Classic Rock, folk rock, The 1960's

Blowin’ in the Wind April 16, 1962. It took Bob Dylan 10 minutes to write “Blowin’ in the...

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This Week in Rock History: September 16 – September 22

3 years ago 3 years agoScott MacalusoBonamassa Blog, Rock History, TributBob Dylan, Classic Rock, folk rock, Jimi Hendrix, psychedelic rock, The Jimi Hendrix Experience

All Along the Watchtower by the Jimi Hendrix Experience “All Along the Watchtower” was released in the United...

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Prog Rock: Origins!

3 years agoScott MacalusoClassic RockBob Dylan, Classic Rock, king crimson, Procol Harum, prog rock, the beach boys, The Beatles, the moody blues, the nice

Prog Rock Is So Misunderstood Prog Rock – some people hate it. But for those of us who...

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7 Incredible Album Opening Tracks – Joe Bonamassa Blog

3 years agoScott MacalusoBlues, Classic RockAC/DC, Blues Rock, Bob Dylan, Classic Rock, Folk, hard rock, joe bonamassa, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, The Who

How An Album Opening Track Is Like Match.com You never get a second chance to make a first...

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Happy Birthday to Joe Bonamassa!

3 years ago 6 months agoScott MacalusoBonamassa BlogBob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Fender Stratocaster, Gibson Les Paul, Keith Richards, The Beatles

A Birthday Celebration Post for Joe Bonamassa May 8th is Robert Johnson’s birthday. And it’s another big blues...

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5 Essential Acoustic Guitar Albums You Need to Listen To

4 years ago 3 years agoScott MacalusoBlues, Classic RockAcoustic Guitar, Blues-Folk, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Country-Rock, Folk, Johnny Cash, Robert Johnson

Joe Bonamassa is a self-described electric guitar player, but even Joe has to strip the music down to...

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Acoustic vs. Electric Sets

4 years agoScott MacalusoLive Showsacoustic, Bob Dylan, Newport Folk Festival, Pete Seeger

Joe Bonamassa is a guitar phenomenon. This is no less true when he’s on an acoustic guitar than...

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