This week we rummage around with Enuff Z’Nuff and Little Caesar. Get all AOR-y with Pendulum. Get Hammered with Grand Magus. Relive 1973 with Uriah Heep. Oh, and indulge in a spot of swindling with The Sex Pistols….
Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Rod Stewart, David Bowie and Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne are among a host of Classic Rock-related names in The Sunday Times’ 2010 Music Rich List.
As the fall-out from the volcanic eruption in Iceland continues, with hardly any planes flying around Britain, Classic Rock thought it would put together a suitable playlist to ‘help’ those stuck at airports. So, this is what we recommend as appropriate listening:
The latest in our Cult Heroes series deals with the strange story of the band everybody tipped for the big time, only for them to inexplicably split up. The band are Silverhead, who for the first time reveal what actually happened. Check out all the previous Cult Heroes.
This time, we get to grips with Brit legends (Peter Gabriel and Jeff Beck), the Europeans (Brother Firetribe and Skanska Mord) and the Americans (Year Long Disaster and While Heaven Wept).
The Stooges, David Bowie and The Sex Pistols are all featured on the soundtrack album for the upcoming biopic The Runaways.
Richard Thompson, the former Fairport Convention guitarist, is to be the curator of the Meltdown Festival, which happens in London during June.
Iggy And The Stooges are to release a three-CD box set version of their classic 1973 album Raw Power.
This week. Mick celebrates the career of Neil Young, looks at the Grammy winners list, sees French film with subtitles, gets back into listening to Baby Animals, Mountain and Black Stone Cherry, gets a new guitar, goes back on the road with Uriah Heep… and sees Spurs slip!
Beginning a new, regular weekly series. Check out all of Classic Rock‘s Cult Heroes here.
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