Classic Rock

Ozzy Osbourne declares he’s #TeamSharon following wife’s exit from ‘The Talk’

Friday, April 2 by ABC News

Ozzy Osbourne has declared his support for his wife Sharon Osbourne following her exit from the CBS talk show The Talk. In an Instagram post, the metal legend posted a photo of himself standing next to Sharon... Read More.

Tribute to Paul McCartney’s ‘Ram’ album, featuring ex-Wings drummer Denny Seiwell & others, arriving in May

Friday, April 2 by ABC News

Paul McCartney isn't the only musician celebrating the 50th anniversary of Ram, the 1971 album he recorded with his first wife, Linda. Along with the just-announced half-speed-mastered vinyl reissue of Ram that Sir Paul is releasing on May... Read More.

‘The Who Sell Out’ ‘Classic Albums’ Doc Set For Free Livestream

Friday, April 2 by Pulse of Radio

Who fans are in for a treat on April 22nd at 9 p.m. ET when the band livestreams the premiere of its Classic Albums documentary, The Who Sell Out. The doc will be available to stream on demand via nugs.net, the nugs.net YouTube page... Read More.

Journey Band Members Settle Lawsuit

Friday, April 2 by Pulse of Radio

Journey’s Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain have settle a particularly contentious lawsuit with their ousted rhythm section -- co-founding bassist Ross Valory and drummer Steve Smith. Last year, Schon and Cain have fired Smith, announcing the exit of the two musicians for an alleged... Read More.

Unseen John Lennon Footage Featured in New ‘Look At Me’ Video

Friday, April 2 by Pulse of Radio

Previously unseen Super 8 movie footage of John Lennon in 1968 has been unveiled for the new "Look At Me" video for the upcoming "Super Deluxe" John Lennon/Plastic On Band set. Although featured on the 1970 album, the song was actually written around the... Read More.

Flashback: The Beatles Hold Down The Top Five Spots On The ‘Billboard Hot 100’

Friday, April 2 by Pulse of Radio

It was 57 years ago Sunday (April 4th, 1964) that the Beatles made history by holding down the Top Five positions on the Billboard 100 singles chart. Coming in at Number One was the group's current single, "Can't Buy Me Love," followed by their... Read More.

Metallica’s James Hetfield Playing Virtual ‘Little Kids Rock’ Benefit

Friday, April 2 by Pulse of Radio

Metallica’s James Hetfield will perform on April 14th at the 'Little Kids Rock' virtual benefit event. Blabbermouth posted that Hatfield will join such performers as Yo-Yo Ma, Carlos Santana, Cindy Blackman Santana, Warren Haynes, Jon Secada, T-Boz of TLC, Todd Rundgren, Jack Black and... Read More.

Police Guitarist Andy Summers Publishing First Book Of Short Stories

Friday, April 2 by Pulse of Radio

Set for publication on August 19th is Police guitarist Andy Summers' first work of fiction with the new book, Fretted And Moaning: Short Stories. The book feature 45 original stories spread over a 288-pages and will beg available in three editions -- Classic Hardcover... Read More.

Flashback: Simon & Garfunkel Release ‘Bookends’

Friday, April 2 by Pulse of Radio

It was 53 years ago Saturday (April 3rd, 1968) that Simon & Garfunkel released their fourth album, Bookends. The album was coming off the success of the duo's songs being featured in Mike Nichols' blockbuster 1967 hit movie, The Graduate -- the soundtrack for... Read More.

Flashback: Elvis Presley Records ‘Are You Lonesome To-Night’

Friday, April 2 by Pulse of Radio

It was 61 years ago Saturday (April 3rd, 1960) that Elvis Presley recorded "Are You Lonesome To-night." The song was originally written in 1926, and was first recorded by legend Al Jolson. "Are You Lonesome To-night" was tracked during a three-day set of sessions... Read More.

Flashback: The Beach Boys Record ‘I Get Around’

Friday, April 2 by Pulse of Radio

It was 57 years ago today (April 2nd, 1964) that the Beach Boys began recording their first Number One hit, "I Get Around." The session for the song, which was written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love and produced by Wilson, proved historic for... Read More.

Paul Simon Sells Song Catalogue To Sony Music Publishing

Thursday, April 1 by Pulse of Radio

Paul Simon is the latest major musician to part with their songwriting catalogue. Rolling Stone reported the 79-year-old legend has inked a deal to sell his publishing rights to Sony Music Publishing, with the company purchasing "the total collection of his catalogue." No financial... Read More.

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Ozzy Osbourne declares he’s #TeamSharon following wife’s exit from ‘The Talk’

Tribute to Paul McCartney’s ‘Ram’ album, featuring ex-Wings drummer Denny Seiwell & others, arriving in May

‘The Who Sell Out’ ‘Classic Albums’ Doc Set For Free Livestream

Journey Band Members Settle Lawsuit

Unseen John Lennon Footage Featured in New ‘Look At Me’ Video

Flashback: The Beatles Hold Down The Top Five Spots On The ‘Billboard Hot 100’

Metallica’s James Hetfield Playing Virtual ‘Little Kids Rock’ Benefit

Police Guitarist Andy Summers Publishing First Book Of Short Stories

Flashback: Simon & Garfunkel Release ‘Bookends’

Flashback: Elvis Presley Records ‘Are You Lonesome To-Night’

Flashback: The Beach Boys Record ‘I Get Around’

Paul Simon Sells Song Catalogue To Sony Music Publishing

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