The Rolling Stones

September 7-13th -This Week in Rock

4 months ago 4 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock HistoryDavid Bowie, elvis presley, Rod Stewart, The Rolling Stones, The Who

September 7-13th -This Week in Rock Trivia Question Answer – September 7-13th Elvis makes his Ed Sullivan Show...

Continue reading →

July 13-19th This Week in Rock – See Now!

6 months ago 6 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock HistoryEric Clapton, Gary Moore, John Coltrane, The Rolling Stones

July 13-19th This Week in Rock This Week in Rock – July 13-19th – Trivia Answer: Columbia Records...

Continue reading →

May 27 – May 31st – This Week In Rock

8 months ago 8 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

May 27 – May 31st – This Week In Rock This Week’s Trivia Answer – May 27 – May...

Continue reading →

MARCH 23 – MARCH 29 – THIS WEEK IN ROCK

10 months ago 10 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock HistoryEric Clapton, Johnny Cash, Led Zeppelin, The Clash, The Rolling Stones

MARCH 23 – MARCH 29 – THIS WEEK IN ROCK This week’s Trivia Answer: MARCH 23 – MARCH...

Continue reading →

FEBRUARY 24 – MARCH 1st – THIS WEEK IN ROCK

11 months ago 10 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock HistoryDavid Bowie, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who

FEBRUARY 24 – MARCH 1st – THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY THIS WEEK’S TRIVIA ANSWER: FEBRUARY 24 –...

Continue reading →

Bo Diddley – The Originator

1 year ago 10 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa BlogBuddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimi Hendrix, Little Richard, The Rolling Stones

Bo Diddley – Rock ‘n’ Roll rebel  Ellas Otha Bates otherwise known as Bo Diddley is a Rock...

Continue reading →

December 2 – 8-THIS WEEK IN ROCK

1 year ago 10 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock HistoryCrosby, Jefferson Airplane, John Lennon, Nash and Young, Santana, Stills, The Rolling Stones

DECEMBER 2 – 8 – WEEK IN ROCK ANSWER TO THIS WEEK’S QUESTION: Taj Mahal performs a special...

Continue reading →

The Wild Women of Rockabilly

1 year ago 10 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa BlogChuck Berry, elvis presley, Elvis too, Janis Martin, Kim Lenz, The Beatles, The Rhythm Shakers, The Rolling Stones, Wanda Jackson

The Wild Women of Rockabilly The wild women of Rockabilly have swagger, can sing, play guitars and do...

Continue reading →

September 9 – September 15 – This Week in Rock!

1 year ago 10 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock HistoryB.B. King, Ernie Ball, Grant Hart, Jim Morrison, John Lennon, Johnny Cash, Johnny Ramone, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Tupac Shakur

September 9 – September 15 – This Week in Rock! THE ANSWER TO THIS WEEK’S QUESTION:  Bob Dylan...

Continue reading →

Leon Russell – The Master of Space & Time

1 year ago 10 months 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...

Continue reading →

JULY 22 – JULY 28 – THIS WEEK IN ROCK

1 year ago 10 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock Historygrateful dead, John Lennon, Led Zeppelin, Queen, Ringo Starr, The Allman Brothers Band, The Rolling Stones

JULY 22 – JULY 28: THE ANSWER TO THIS WEEK’S QUESTION: Queen becomes the first western artist since Louis...

Continue reading →

This Week In Rock – May 27 – June 3

2 years ago 10 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...

Continue reading →

This Week In Rock – April 22 – April 28

2 years ago 10 months agoMichelle StolzenburgBonamassa Blog, This Week in Rock Historyblues, Bob Marley, disco, Jerry Lee Lewis, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, ramones, Reggae, rock, soul, The Police, The Rolling Stones

This Week In Rock – April 22 – April 28 Born This Week in Rock History: 4/22/1950 –...

Continue reading →

10 Greatest Football Halftime Shows

3 years ago 3 years agoScott MacalusoBonamassa BlogAerosmith, Bruce Springsteen, halftime show, Michael Jackson, Prince, The Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, U2

Best of Halftime Shows!    The biggest sporting event of the year and one of the most watched...

Continue reading →

Invasion of the British: Rock and Roll Rabble Rousers!

4 years ago 10 months agoScott MacalusoBonamassa Blogbritish blues, Keith Moon, Keith Richards, Led Zeppelin, Robert Plant, The Rolling Stones, The Who

The rock star lifestyle has been explored in popular culture for decades and these bands don’t just live...

Continue reading →

This Week in Rock History: December 9 – December 15

4 years agoScott MacalusoBonamassa Blog, Rock HistoryBlues Rock, Classic Rock, Mick Taylor, The Rolling Stones

Mick Taylor Departs The Rolling Stones On December 12. 1974, guitarist Mick Taylor announced that he would be...

Continue reading →

7 Incredible Album Opening Tracks – Joe Bonamassa Blog

5 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...

Continue reading →

This Week In Rock History: June 17 – June 23

5 years ago 10 months agoScott MacalusoBonamassa Blog, Rock History, TributBilly Joel, Blues Rock, John Lee Hooker, Monterey Pop Festival, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Rolling Stones

Exile on Main Street His #1! The 10th studio album from blues-rockers The Rolling Stones, Exile on Main Street,...

Continue reading →