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Hard Rock, celebs imagine there's no hunger
Sating appetites is big business at Hard Rock International's 127 cafes. Now it's on the philanthropic menu as the company teams with musicians to feed the world's hungry.
Hornby can't understand High Fidelity stage flop
Moviemaker ROBERT ZEMECKIS wants surviving BEATLES PAUL MCCARTNEY and RINGO STARR to play themselves in his planned remake of the Fab Four's animated classic YELLOW SUBMARINE.
CD Review: Bartron Tyler magical Beatles tour
Bartron Tyler Album Cover: "Yesterday Never Knows" In February of 1964, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr played "I Want To Hold Your Hand" on the Ed Sullivan Show and blew the proverbial lid off of pop music.
Ringo Starr Appears In A Water Drop, Jesus Unimpressed
RESEARCHERS at Duke University, North Carolina, have spotted Ringo Starra s face into water droplets hitting a leaf.
Groupie lifts the lid on Beatles, Rolling Stones' hedonistic lifestyles
London, Oct 30 : A groupie who had flings with Ringo Starr and Sir Mick Jagger has lifted the lid on the wild lives led by the Beatles and the Rolling Stones in her memoir.
Beatles cartoonist features work here
Staff Photo by Danielle Moore Adam Snider, left, and his son Keelan Snider check out some of the classic rock artwork on display at Hamilton Place on Saturday.
Stephen Stills Live at Shepherd's Bush in stores next Tuesday
Stephen Stills is one of the most talented singer/songwriters in rock. When Buffalo Springfield split up in 1968 he turned down an offer to become lead singer of Blood, Sweat and Tears.
Beatles news report: Letterman McCartney appearance to be repeated again
Clarence Clemons' autobiography has a pivotal event involving Ringo Starr. Posted Saturday: Paul McCartney's appearance on "The Late Show With David Letterman" will be repeated next Wednesday, Oct.
Dennis Diken and his Bell Sound
Smithereens drummist debuts his very own 'Late Music.' Discriminating consumers of only the best in rock 'n' pop have long revered Dennis Diken as drummer with those rightfully legendary Smithereens.
Lucy Walsh should be one of the many talentless celebrity offspring wobbling out of a trendy Hollywood bar slurring and stumbling for the paparazzi, famous for virtually nothing.
Playing Ringo no hard day's night
Drummer Ralph Castelli has been portraying Ringo Starr for more than 30 years, and all he has to do is act naturally.
ScoreKeeper Reviews the Beatles: Remastered (Stereo) Box Set
Greetings! ScoreKeeper here scratching the tickle of joy on the blue belly of the universe in time to bring you an album by album account of THE BEATLES: REMASTERED featuring the band's entire studio catalogue digitally remastered in stereo.
The Insider: Springsteen fans: Meet the Big Man
Clarence Clemons , the saxman driving Bruce Springsteen's E-Street Band, is out with a memoir , and he'll sign copies at 1 p.m. Sunday at Chester County Books & Music in West Goshen Center .
Playing against typeWas this a fluke, or the dawn of an era of a more human, more likeable Harper?
Was this a fluke, or the dawn of an era of a more human, more likeable Harper? It could have gone so badly.
You Never Give Me Your Money: the Battle for the Soul of the Beatles
By now all of us should have recovered from our latest dose of Beatlemania, occasioned by the release of the Beatles' remastered back catalogue on the ninth day of the ninth month of 2009.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009 12:34 AM Portrait of the artist as PM Brian Topp M ust... not... write about Mr.
PM has a future as singing sensation
Does Steve Harper have a lucrative future as a Ringo Starr tribute artist? Personally, I think he has, but I wanted a critique of the prime minister's singing prowess from someone who'd definitely know, and her name is Meredith Matthews, and she's the top singing coach/teacher in Ottawa through her Gets You Singing classes.
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club (Rock) Band
Published Monday 5 October 2009 06:51pm EST. Beatlemania, phony or otherwise, hasn't bitten the dust yet.
Come together for Beatles show at Germain Arena
Few people today can call themselves a Beatle. There's Paul McCartney. Ringo Starr.
The Rock History Report for September 30th, 2009
Dylan played harmonica on the record. 1965 - Donovan performed on the show "Shindig!" The appearance marked his U.S. television debut 1969 - Christine Gail Hinton, then girlfriend of David Crosby, was killed in a car accident.
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