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This Week In Rock – May 27 – June 3

2 months ago 2 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock HistoryAlice Cooper, blues, country, David Bowie, Folk, jazz, Led Zeppelin, Muscle Shoals, rock, the eagles, The Rolling Stones, Tina Turner

The Answer to this Week’s Question: The Muscle Shoals Sound Studios in Alabama is added to the National...

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THIS WEEK IN ROCK – MAY 13 – MAY 19

2 months ago 2 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock Historyblues, country, Folk, jazz, Led Zepelin, Monterey Pop Festival, rock, soul, surf, the beach boys, The Beatles

The rundown of what happened this week in Rock!   Born This Week in Rock History: Stevie Wonder: ...

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THIS WEEK IN ROCK – MAY 5 – MAY 12

2 months ago 2 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock Historyblues, country, Elton John, Folk, jazz, Jimi Hendrix, rock, Steve Miller, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Tina Turner

Here’s the rundown of what happened this week in Rock: Born This Week in Rock History 5/06/1945 –...

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This Week In Rock – April 29 – May 5

3 months ago 3 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock Historyblues, country, Elvis, Eric Clapton, James Brown, jazz, Led Zeppelin, Paul Butterfield, rock, Rolling Stones, The Beatles, This week in Rock

Here’s the rundown of what happened this week in rock history: Born This Week in Rock History: 4/29/1922...

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This Week in Rock History: April 8-April 14

3 months ago 3 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock Historyblues, country, jazz, rock, soul, Stevie Wonder

This Week in Rock History: April 8 – April 14 Born This Week in Rock History 4/8/1944 –...

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THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY: MARCH 11 – MARCH 17

4 months ago 4 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock Historyblues, Classic Rock, country, heavy metal, jazz, metal, rock, soul

THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY: MARCH 11 – MARCH 17 BORN THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY 3/11/1974 –...

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Shuggie Otis – The Child Prodigy’s Return To Music

5 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blogblues, jazz, psychedelic, psychedelic soul, rock, soul

Shuggie Otis – The Child Prodigy’s Return To Music – by Michelle S. The son of the Rock...

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This Week In Rock February 11 – February 17

5 months ago 5 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, Rock History, This Week in Rock Historyblues, jazz, rock, soul

BORN THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY: Alan “Mr. Fabulous” Rubin: February 11, 1943 (trumpet, Blues Brothers) Ray Manzarek:...

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THIS WEEK IN ROCK JANUARY 21 – JANUARY 27

6 months ago 6 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, Classic Rock, Music History, This Week in Rock Historyblues, country, David Bowie, Django Reinhardt, Elvis, jazz, rock, rock history, soul, Stevie Wonder, ZZ Top

BORN THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY Blues/Jazz/Soul Edwin Starr January 21, 1942 (Soul singer) Mac Davis January 21, 1942...

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This Week in Rock January 14 – January 20

6 months ago 6 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, Rock History, This Week in Rock Historyblues, country, jazz, rock, rockabilly, soul

BORN THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY Blues/Jazz/Soul: LL Cool J: January 14, 1968 (Hip Hop Artist) Earl Hooker:...

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THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY: JANUARY 1 – JANUARY 6

7 months ago 7 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, Rock History, This Week in Rock Historyblues, british blues, jazz, music, rock

Happy New Year Everyone! Well, after a very hectic year, we made it to 2019. Let’s kick this...

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Pink Martini – Ambassador’s Of The World

7 months ago 7 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa BlogClassical, French, Global, jazz, Orchestra, Symphony, World

Pink Martini – Ambassador’s Of The World – By Michelle S. Pink Martini’s music is the kind of...

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My Jaco Moment…

8 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blogbass, Funk, jazz

My Jaco Moment…By Michelle S. Back in my early eighties record store days, I was working for a...

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The Top Five John Coltrane Albums

1 year ago 1 year agoScott MacalusoBonamassa Blogjazz, joe bonamassa, John Coltrane

The Best From The Best   Jazz is an acquired taste. I say this even though it is...

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12 Gateway Albums Into Jazz

1 year agoScott MacalusoBonamassa BlogCharlie Parker, Clifford Brown, Duke Ellington, Frank Sinatra, jazz, Jazz Albums, Jazz For Beginners, John Coltrane, Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, Stan Getz

An Intro Guide To Jazz Music This one is pretty straight forward. Whether you are an avid jazz...

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This Week In Rock: July 15 – July 21

2 years ago 2 weeks agoScott MacalusoBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock Historyblues, jazz, rock history

This week, we shift our focus from rock to one of America’s oldest musical pastimes: jazz. There are...

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Rock Candy Funk Party is Back With “Groove Is King!”

2 years ago 2 years agoScott MacalusoBonamassa BlogFunk, jazz, joe bonamassa, Rock Candy Funk Party

Funky Town! Jazz-dance-groove-wonderband Rock Candy Funk Party always bring the freshest funk on the block, and their last...

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The Big Musical Apple: The History of New York City’s Music

3 years ago 3 years agoScott MacalusoBonamassa Blog, Music History, Tributblues, disco, Folk, jazz, punk, tribut

Inside the Music of New York City The center of the American music industry, the dream location of...

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Music By the Lake – 10 Great Artists from the Chicago Music Scene

5 years ago 4 months agoScott MacalusoBlues History, Classic Rock, Music HistoryChicago Blues, Herbie Hancock, Howlin' Wolf, jazz, Little Walter, Liz Phair, Muddy Waters, Otis Spann, The Smashing Pumpkins, Tortoise, Wilco, Willie Dixon

Chicago is a city of music, there’s no denying that. Jazz, blues, rock: each of these genres have...

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Is The Album Format Dead?

5 years ago 4 months agoScott MacalusoMusic IndustryBillboard, Different Shades of Blue, DSOB, jazz

“The album is dying in front of our very eyes,” said music industry analyst Bob Lefsetz, a harbinger...

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