The Story Behind Led
Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven Stairway to Heaven was the song that everyone wanted to learn when I first
started playing the guitar. It was the one song that could define you as a good
guitarist among your peers...more
Secrets of the 2008
American Idol Finalists
It's another season of American Idol and some are saying the best ever.
Considering their talent, idols still have weird and odd secrets that were
revealed. Here are some...more
The
original video "Learning To Fly" by Pink Floyd. This cut is off one of what
some say is still their best post Waters efforts A Momentary Lapse of
Reason.
Review Below
Singer-songwriter James Taylor performed the first of two sold-out shows at Chateau Ste. Michelle Monday night, performing old hits as well as classic country, R&B, soul and Broadway tunes.
With the hit movie musical "Mamma Mia!" just released, based upon the light-as-air '70s pop tunes by ABBA, what do you really know about the Swedish group that existed for only a decade (1972-82) but produced a slew of frothy pop songs?
The Audio Nut
is back again with an new issue. I think this time the variety is wide and the
contributions are fantastic. I have been spending some time trying to help a
friend of mine with his website www.bannedpromotions.com
by contributing to it when I have time. In doing so I have been able to gather
some resources to help make The Audio Nut a better page for everyone to check
out. I must say I am more pleased with this issue than just about any over the
last three years. I hope you’ll agree and I hope you enjoy the read.
In Vol.2 Issue 12:
Sixx A.M., Turbonegro, American Dog, Honky, an interview with Jonathon Clay,
and lots
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