Toto Fans Send Lots Of Love To David Paich Toto’s “40 Trips Around The Sun” tour continues in Vancouver on Monday Night (I will be there). The fans are pumped but they’re also thinking of Toto’s maestro David Paich who is sitting out of this tour. The band said in […]
INTERVIEW #5 – Lenny Zakatek Wants To Play With Alan Parsons Again The main singer in the Alan Parsons Project was Parsons’ musical partner Eric Woolfson but right behind him was Lenny Zakatek. Here is the rundown Woolfson sang 17 lead vocals, Zakatek 12, John Miles 9 and Chris Rainbow […]
Earl Johnson Says Band Drama Continued with Moxy II (Clip 2) In our last clip we talked to Earl Johnson about the his disappointment with the band replacing him on the guitar leads on more than half of their debut album. That one was recorded in 73/74 and released the […]
Elton John’s debut album, “Empty Sky” wasn’t released in North America until 1975. It was squeezed in between his first “Greatest Hits” album and “Captain Fantastic.” Up until 1975 many North American fans thought the Elton John LP from 1970 was his debut. It didn’t help that it was self […]
They are one of Canada’s biggest band he’s the lead singer. Toronto police say the charge is a reult of a 4-month investigation. Hoggard, who is 34, turned himself in this morning. He’s been charged with two counts of sexual assault causing bodily harm and one count of sexual interference. […]
The Go Go’s Hit Broadway & Look Back At Some Drama The Go Go’s have come to broadways with a new musical called “Head Over Heels” set in the Elizabethan era. The band started in 1978. One of the most successful female band in the history of Rock and Roll. […]
Anthony Mason from CBS Sunday Morning talked to the piano man about his 100th concert at Madison Square Garden. Every show was sold out adding up to 2 million tickets. Bruce Springsteen was the special guest on the 100th show this past week. He says he remembers the first night he played […]
Earl Johnson Of Moxy Explains Being Replaced By Tommy Bolin On Debut LP (Interview clip #1) In the mid-seventies Moxy was an up-and-coming force in hard rock in Canada and were starting to make inroads in the U.S. I bought their self title debut album which is sometimes called “The […]
Interview – Toto’s Steve Porcaro Shares The Love With the Band YES Steve Porcaro has been a Prog fan going way back. In a minute he’ll explain his early excitement for the band. We should point out in 1997 he guested on the Yes album, doing keyboard on the title […]
Stewart Copeland Says Rush Didn’t Bite Concerning Band Feud Dave Lifton just wrote an interesting story about the Police trying to get attention by criticizing Rush during their early days. Police drummer Stewart Copeland is on HDNET this week hosting “Classic Rock Week” and and showing many documentaries on Allman […]
