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Chronicling three decades in music
Thirty years earlier, at an evening show at Hotel Intercontinental in Dhaka, some young musicians were covering classics from Rolling Stones, George Benson and Carlos Santana.
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The Band Perry gets all-genre Grammy nod
Losing has never felt better to The Band Perry. The sibling trio got their first Grammy nomination last year in the best country song category for their breakout crossover hit "If I Die Young." Lady Antebellum's "Need You Now" took home the trophy, but the loss turned out to be bittersweet.
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No Rolling Stones at London Olympics - Realbollywood.com
London, Feb 11: Mick Jagger and his The Rolling Stones will not perform at a musical concert for the closing ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics, a representative of the iconic band said.
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Fire breaks out in Lahore shopping centre
Several people were trapped when a fire broke at a shopping centre in Pakistan's Lahore city.
Joss Stone and Dave Stewart Share 'More Love' in Los Angeles
Joss Stone and Dave Stewart are having a moment. Last year the English soul singer hired the former Eurythmics member to produce her latest solo disc, LP1.
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Last night, weeks before Nellcte will officially open to the public, Sound Opinions hosted a sneak peek dinner at the ornate, cavernous restaurant.
Pittsburgh Teenager is Giving Away Lady Gaga and Britney Spears...
Lexy Allen created The Blue Lion foundation at the age of 12 to build a medical center in Haiti.
The Rock History Report for Feb. 10th
Elvis Presley sent the foursome a telegram to congratulate the band. 2003 - The Rolling Stones rocked Los Angeles, California with a free show in hopes of raising awareness of global warming.
Stones in talks over Olympics concert
The Olympics will sign off with a spectacular concert in Hyde Park with the Rolling Stones, Adele and Blur all being courted for a "Best of British" night.
Ronnie Wood turned down Led Zeppelin for The Rolling Stones
After chatting on his Absolute Radio show about his former manager Peter Grant, Ronnie said: "He was behind a band that was going to be called The New Yardbirds, which I had an offer to join, and I said, 'I can't join that bunch of farmers'. The Sun's new app for your smartphone THE Sun's app is out now - with news, sport and celeb gossip for ... (more)
'Who Shot Rock & Roll' exhibit opens at Allentown Art Museum
Jerry Schatzberg's blurred 1966 photograph of Bob Dylan -- later chosen by Dylan to be used for the album cover to "Blonde on Blonde" -- was only a fragment of a career that later encompassed filmmaking and directing.
Michael Rapaport picks favorite music docs
It's evident in every moment of his documentary, "Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest," the actor's directing debut about the influential hip-hop group.
The Howling Hex: Wilson Semiconductors
The Howling Hex is best known for being half of the legendary 80s and 90s "rock" band Royal Trux, and less so for releasing decent albums that pale in comparison to the masterful messes of Royal Trux.
Jagger set for top 10 chart return
Sir Mick Jagger is due to return to the top 10 of the singles chart for the first time in more than a quarter of a century.
Happenings on the Scene: Getting to the next stage of your music career
You didn't really think that these gentlemen were music stars their whole lives, did you? Guitarist Keith Richards and singer Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones are shown in 2007.
Hey Heidi! Are the acoustics at Peabody Opera House still the same?
St. Louis -- NewsChannel 5 viewer Marge Paszek grew up going to the Peabody Opera House, so she wanted to know if the acoustics have changed since it reopened.
Ronnie Wood: I turned down Led Zep
The Rolling Stones star revealed on his Absolute Radio show he had been invited to join the Stairway To Heaven rockers back in the 60s, when they were still called the New Yard Birds, but cast them off as a "bunch of farmers". Ronnie said: "Peter Grant - who used to manage myself and Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart and Mickey Waller and Nicky Hopkins ... (more)
Noone lives in U.S., but still waves Union Jack
Long after the British Invasion of the 1960s ebbed, there are only a few musicians from that era still active and representing jolly old England.
Hopes and fears about the yet-to-be announced Rolling Stones tour.A Yes has a new frontman.
Karl Denson adds his flair to Rolling Stones songs
Rege Behe is a Pittsburgh Tribune-Review staff writer and can be reached at 412-320-7990, via e-mail or on Twitter .
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