EP828 Robert Plant Singing w/Van Halen, Disturbed burns Chicago Bulls, Phil Collins & Jimmy Page Feud

This Week In The World Of Loudini:

 

Loudini: The Greatest American Hero almost didn’t happen(Rawteur),, Disturbed burns Chicago Bulls(rock feed), Phil Collins vs Jimmy Page(MusicGuru), Trump’s Chibsons(Guitar Max), Robert Plant Singing with Van Halen?(rockfeed), Billy vs Tommy(CineRanter), The Story of Money for Nothing(David Hartley), Loudini’s Audition, Crimson Tide, The Cocoa Puffs Conspiracy

 

Pittsburgh Kevin: astronauts home, hang on sloopy video by the mccoys, Spinal Tap II, Journey power outage

 

This Week In Rock History:

3/18/1992 – Donna Summer gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. MARCH 16 – MARCH 22 – BORN THIS WEEK IN ROCK

3/15/1912 – Lightnin’ Hopkins (Blues Singer-Songwriter)

3/15/1940 – Phil Lesh (bass, Grateful Dead)

3/15/1943 – Sly Stone (vocals & multi-instrumentalist, Sly and the Family Stone)

3/15/1947 – Ry Cooder (guitarist & songwriter, multiple genres)

3/15/1955 – Dee Snider (singer, Twisted Sister)

3/16/1948 – Michael Bruce (guitar and keyboards, Alice Cooper Band)

3/17/1919 – Nat King Cole (jazz singer)

3/17/1941 – Paul Kantner (guitar, Jefferson Airplane)

3/17/1951 – Scott Gorham (guitarist, Thin Lizzy, Supertramp)

3/17/1967 – Billy Corgan (singer, Smashing Pumpkins)

3/18/1941 – Wilson Pickett (R&B Superstar)

3/18/1948 – Bobby Whitlock (keys, Derek, and the Dominoes)

3/18/1966 – Jerry Cantrell (guitar, Alice in Chains)

3/19/1930 – Ornette Coleman (Pivotal jazz musician)

3/19/1953 – Ricky Helton Wilson (guitarist for The B-52s)

3/19/1946 – Paul Atkinson (guitarist for The Zombies)

3/20/1936 – Lee “Scratch” Perry (Producer, Bob Marley & the Wailers)

3/20/1951 – Jimmie Vaughan (The Fabulous Thunderbirds)

3/21/1902 – Son House (Blues Singer & Guitarist)

3/21/1930 – Otis Spann (Blues Pianist)

DIED THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY

3/15/1929 – Pinetop Smith (Blues Pianist)

3/15/2014 – Scott Asheton (drums, The Stooges)

3/16/1975 – T-Bone Walker (Blues singer-songwriter)

3/17/1990 – Ric Grech (bass, Traffic, Blind Faith)

3/18/2001 – John Phillips (The Mamas & the Papas)

3/18/2017 – Chuck Berry (Pioneer of Rock N Roll)

3/18/2009 – Eddie Bo dies (New Orleans singer/pianist)

3/19/1976 – Paul Kossoff (Paul Kossoff, Free)

3/19/1982 – Randy Rhoads (guitar, Ozzy Osbourne’s band)

3/20/1988 – Gil Evans (Canadian jazz pianist / Miles Davis)

3/21/1991 – Leo Fender (Guitar Manufacturer / Innovator)

3/21/2011 – Joe Willie “Pinetop” Perkins (Blues Pianist)

3/21/2008 – Klaus Dinger (Kraftwerk and Neu!)

MUSIC RELEASES & TOP OF THE CHARTS:

3/15/1976 – KISS releases Destroyer.

3/17/1965 – “The Last Time” by The Rolling Stones hits the U.K. #1.

3/18/1972 – “Heart of Gold” by Neil Young goes #1

3/19/1962 – Bob Dylan is released.

3/19/1975 – KISS release Dressed To Kill

3/19/1981 – The #1 U.S. single is The J Geils Band’s “Centerfold.”

3/19/1996 – Barenaked Ladies release their third studio album, Born On A Pirate Ship.

3/20/1967 – “Penny Lane” / “Strawberry Fields Forever” goes gold.

3/20/1971 – “Me and Bobby McGee” by Janis Joplin hits #1

3/20/1982 – “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll” by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts hit #1

3/21/2000 – Nickel Creek release self-titled album, produced by bluegrass star Alison Krauss.

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