Showing posts with label Play That Rock'n'Roll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Play That Rock'n'Roll. Show all posts

Thursday, December 12, 2019

VLOG: MÖTLEY CRÜE TOURING IN 2020; "FINAL TOUR" WAS A FRÄUD

Just some thoughts on the 2020 Motley Crue Tour announcement...

New Twitter Account for Play That Rock'n'Roll

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Play That Rock'n'Roll: Survivor (Retrospective)

Episode 41 is look at the tumultuous history of the band, Survivor. This retrospective covers all the success (and drama) that followed the principle band members Frankie Sullivan, Jim Peterik, Dave Bickler, and Jimi Jamison through their careers. We also discuss the current status of the now fractured classic lineup.

Play That Rock'n'Roll: The Firm (Retrospective)

Episode 40 is look at the often-overlooked mid-80's supergroup project, The Firm, which was made up of Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin and Paul Rodgers of Bad Company, as well as bassist Tony Franklin and drummer Chris Slade.

Tuesday, July 23, 2019

Reviews of "Michelob: Night Hits" by Michelob [Album Review]

Episode 39 takes a look at two compilation albums released (only on cassette!) by Warner Special Products as a tie-in to a Michelob Beer ad campaign... which featured Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Genesis, and others!

The night belongs to Michelob... and Michelob's "Like" belongs to me!

Reviews of "Trans" (1982) & "Everybody's Rockin'" (1983) by Neil Young [Album Review]

Episode 38 is a special double-review of back-to-back releases from Neil Young, which caught the ire of record industry mogul David Geffen. This video reviews both albums, while detailing the behind-the-scenes battles between artist Neil Young and executive David Geffen.

Saturday, April 6, 2019

Review of "Wide River" (1993) by Steve Miller Band [Album Review]

Episode 37 of Play That Rock'n'Roll is a look back at the final album of original material from the Steve Miller Band. Did not exactly go out with a bang on this one...

Sunday, March 31, 2019

Review of "Born 2 B Blue" (1988) by Steve Miller [Album Review]

Episode 36 of Play That Rock'n'Roll is a look back at the only Steve Miller "solo" album. Not exactly channeling "Full Moon Fever" on this one, though.

Wednesday, March 27, 2019

Review of "Circle of Love" (1981) by Steve Miller Band [Album Review]

Episode 35 of Play That Rock'n'Roll is a look back at a "contractual obligation" release from the Steve Miller Band.

Play That Rock'n'Roll: Top Ten Obscure Christmas Songs by Classic Rock Artists

2018's holiday special is a countdown of the Top Ten OBSCURE classic rock Christmas songs (ie, songs we SHOULD hear on the radio, but usually don't). Happy Holidays and see you in 2019!

Play That Rock'n'Roll: Top Ten Halloween Songs by Classic Rock Artists

Episode 33 of Play That Rock'n'Roll is a countdown of the Top Ten best Classic Rock songs to play on Halloween. Did I miss any? Post them in the comments below!

Friday, September 14, 2018

Play That Rock'n'Roll: The Romantics (Retrospective)

Episode 32 is look back at the full career of the Detroit-based band behind hits like "What I Like About You" and "Talking In Your Sleep" -- The Romantics!

Sunday, May 20, 2018

VLOG: Lindsey Buckingham FIRED from Fleetwood Mac?

Here's another hot take about some news from the world of classic rock. This time I discuss how and why Fleetwood Mac fired longtime frontman and lead guitarist, Lindsey Buckingham. Also, brief history of the band's tumultuous lineup changes, as well as a preview of the Mac's upcoming 2018 tour.

Wednesday, May 9, 2018

Play That Rock'n'Roll: The Knack (Retrospective)

Episode 31 of Play That Rock'n'Roll is a full look back at one of the the breakout stars of 1979: The Knack. Led by Doug Fieger, this classic one-hit wonder released the biggest hit single of 1979. This episode covers all of their albums, their break-up, their reunion, and the final appearances of the band before Doug Fieger's tragic death in 2010.

Thursday, April 12, 2018

Play That Rock'n'Roll: Boston (Retrospective)

Episode 30 of Play That Rock'n'Roll is a full look back at the breakout stars of 1976, Boston. Led by Tom Scholz, this classic rock band released six albums across five decades, including their blockbuster self-titled debut record. This episode covers all of those albums, along with the genius of Tom Scholz, as well as the tragedy of vocalist Brad Delp.

VLOGS: Questions on Journey's Future & 2018 Eagles Tour

Some hot takes about news from the world of classic rock. First, I recap Journey's tumultuous 2017 and discuss their potentially rocky future. Then, I discuss whether it's a good idea for the Eagles to tour without founding member Glenn Frey, and how they plan to do it.

Have other ideas for a classic rock vlog? In the comments, post some topics you would like to hear from me on!

Play That Rock'n'Roll: Top Ten Songs by Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

Episode 29 of "Play That Rock'n'Roll" is the eighth of a series of "Top Ten" lists we will be doing for the biggest names in classic rock. This video is meant to pay tribute to the late Tom Petty, and his band, the Heartbreakers. Do you agree with this list? Post your favorites in the comment section!

RIP Tom Petty 1950 - 2017

Review of "Got Any Gum?" (1987) by Joe Walsh [Album Review]

Episode 28 of Play That Rock'n'Roll is a look back a commercial low point of Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh's solo career.

Thursday, December 7, 2017

Review of "Airborne" (1983) by Don Felder [Album Review]

Episode 27 of Play That Rock'n'Roll is a look back the debut solo album of Eagles guitarist Don Felder.

Review of "City Slicker" (1986) by James 'JY' Young & Jan Hammer [Album Review]

Episode 26 of Play That Rock'n'Roll is a look back the debut solo album of Styx guitarist James "JY" Young, which was a collaboration with Miami Vice's Jan Hammer.

Review of "Girls With Guns" (1984) by Tommy Shaw [Album Review]

Episode 25 of Play That Rock'n'Roll is a look back the debut solo album of Styx guitarist Tommy Shaw.