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Chapin: Yeah, and my father and my uncleTom [Chapin] did a lot of benefit concerts, and I know they had a lot of conversations. My father was always fascinated with Pete Seeger's philosophy about being an activist, getting involved, and he said it was because he got to work wit...
Elton John (with Johnny Cash): April 17, 1982 This was one of those rare moments in pop-culture history that featured two musical icons sharing the spotlight at decidedly different points of their respective careers. Cash was the long-established star, already having a career that spanned more...
9: Elton John Elton John has one of pop music's longest and most successful careers, starting in 1970 when his second album and its breakthrough single "Your Song" put him on the path to stardom. John pretty much ruled the charts through the '70s -- from his double-LP masterpiece '...
Elton John has one of pop music's longest and most successful careers, starting in 1970 when his second album and its breakthrough single "Your Song" put him on the path to stardom. John pretty much ruled the charts through the '70s -- from his double-LP masterpiece 'Goodbye Yellow Bri...
” at the beginning of the former). Slash later joined Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott and the surviving members of Queen for a rendition of “Tie Your Mother Down,” while Rose joined Elton John and Queen for an exhilarating second half of “Bohemian Rhapsody.” The singer also sported some ...
Although the tracks do not feature any guest appearance, an array of well-known musicians in the likes of Paul McCartney, Elton John, Ringo Starr, John Fogerty, Sting and Debbie Harry worked with her . Ms. Parton even included a cover of “We Are The Champions,” mixed with a minute -...
Eric Clapton had formed Cream and Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie had evolved into the nucleus of the original Fleetwood Mac. He did still have a young Mick Taylor in tow but within the year he would be off to join The Rolling Stones. The Mayall line-ups were phenomenal. So...
FRIDAY MUSIC MAINSTAGE, MEMORIAL STADIUM THE DONNAS Once MTV's pop-metal MVPs with "Take It Off," the Donnas became one-hit wonders when 2004's Gold Medal went largely ignored. The girl gang still rawk with the best of 'em, though, spouting mad trash at