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May 1999 :: Live :: The Rolling Stones (Cindy Harper)
THE ROLLING STONES The United Center, Chicago, IL March 26, 1999 by Cindy Harper A huge Stones fan, I am not. Yet I've always found Mick Jagger sexy, his voluptuous lips suckable. And "Miss You" has always sent chills on my spine. But I can't get no satisfaction, had I paid three hundred dollars for ...
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December 1998 :: Music P-R :: Rolling Stones (David Lee Beowulf)
Rolling Stones No Security Virgin Ohhh-boy, another live Stones’ album. Neat-o. I did get to see them this time around, the tour from which this album is taken, and, honestly, I was less excited than I should have been. As a good friend of mine said about them, “in 1998, it’s the ...
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December 1997 :: Music P-S :: Rolling Stones (Hal Horowitz)
Rolling Stones Bridges To Babylon Virgin Like the musical equivalent of Chinese food, the '90s Stones albums fill you up when you first gobble them down, but leave you hungry soon afterwards. I mean, how many songs can you name from Voodoo Lounge or Steel Wheels, without looking at the covers? So it ...
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Michelle Harris tells the sordid tale of how the Rolling Stones tried to ruin her career.
YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT by Michelle Harris The Rolling Stones tried to ruin my career. Okay, so it wasn't the Stones themselves, it was their "people," but regardless of who gave the order, someone was definitely trying to make my life a bit more difficult. I was working at a fairly large ...
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The Rolling Stones are asking for a seat for their upcoming world tour. Features Editor James Mann has a few high-tech requirements before he'll shell out the dough.
MICK JAGGER, KISS MY ASS OR, WHAT I WANT FOR MY $350 by James Mann The traveling corporation known as The Rolling Stones (not to be confused with a similarly named musical group, last seen sometime in the late 1970s) have announced, with typical high-tech fanfare (they floated in on a blimp -- very ...
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John Lee Hooker, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Carlos Santana, Ry Cooder, Bonnie Raitt, Van Morrisson, Foghat,John Lee Hooker - Come and See About Me: The Definitive DVD (2004,directed by ,starring John Lee Hooker,Eric Iaerace,John Lee Hooker - Come and See About Me: The Definitive DVD (2004,directed by ,starring John Lee Hooker,Bob Cliffordson
JOHN LEE HOOKER COME AND SEE ABOUT ME: THE DEFINITIVE DVD starring John Lee Hooker No one will contest the importance of John Lee Hooker in the development of rock music. If the segue between roots blues and rock music needed to pinpointed on one famous figure, Hooker would be it. Fittingly, he has ...
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Gail "Desperado" Worley continues her quest for the Alice Cooper quadfecta with an interview with Dennis Dunaway, original bassist for the band, Alice Cooper.
... to me for many reasons. First of all, it was released on my birthday, February 15th, in 1973, which was a pretty crazy year in general. Secondly, the entire album is fantastic, but Billion Dollar Babies also has my second favorite Alice Cooper song on it, which is "No More Mr. Nice Guy." That song is ...
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Why does the Unband rock so hard? That's what Gail Worley asked singer/guitarist Matt Pierce of the one band that parties so hard that they had to move to New York after being banned from every club in Boston. It's all about sex, drugs, and rock and roll!
PARTY ALL THE TIME: MATT PIERCE LOOKS OUT FOR NUMBER UN THE UNBAND by Gail Worley It's the middle of the worst part of a New York City winter: a day when you can't get warm no matter how many layers you pile on, and it's easy to full-body slam someone on the street, simply because you can't lift your ...
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Features Editor James Mann tells of the night five spuds from Ohio changed his life...
MY OWN ED SULLIVAN OR: THE NIGHT DEVO SCRAPED MY BRAIN FRESH by James Mann The appearance of The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964 was a watershed moment in rock and roll -- for the first time, Americans were confronted with the Fab Four, and for many people, their lives would never ...
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Eleni Mandell isn't your average, run-of-the-mill female singer/songwriter. Turning her back on computer-aided recording and "perfection," she opts for a warts-and-all sound that's as influenced by the music of the thirties and forties as it is by modern day rock n' roll. Phil Bailey learned more from this fiercely independent artist.
... songs are not only intricately crafted, they are almost bursting with personality. After recently receiving Thrill, I became even more intrigued by the woman who was writing and singing these incredible songs. I managed to talk with Eleni before she left Los Angeles on tour, to get a little insight ...
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