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The Monkees still have plenty to say Autographed Beatles, Doors albums highlight RR Auction event Relive Queen’s 40 most memorable moments How do Connie Francis’ first 45s on MGM stack up? 1980s picture sleeves showcase more than music
 
The Monkees still have plenty to say

The Monkees still have plenty to say

Since debuting in 1966, The Monkees have fought the stigma of being unhip. Forty-five years later, it looks as if The 'Pre-Fab Four' now are winning the fight.

Autographed Beatles, Doors albums highlight RR Auction event

Autographed Beatles, Doors albums highlight RR Auction event

A Jim Morrison-signed "Morrison Hotel" album and promotional cover slick for "A Hard Day's Night" signed by all four Beatles are among the highlights of RR Auction's Marvels of Modern Music Auction.

Relive Queen’s 40 most memorable moments

Relive Queen’s 40 most memorable moments

Queen had its share of high points and low points, and what better time than its 40th anniversary to reflect on the band’s most memorable moments?

How do Connie Francis’ first 45s on MGM stack up?

How do Connie Francis’ first 45s on MGM stack up?

It’s common knowledge that Connie Francis hit it big in 1958 with “Who’s Sorry Now?” But Francis recorded 20 songs before that on MGM. How do the forgotten 20 stack up?

1980s picture sleeves showcase more than music

1980s picture sleeves showcase more than music

In the new book “Put The Needle on the Record: The 1980s at 45 Revolutions Per Minute,” author Matthew Chojnacki shines a light on the artistry of picture sleeves. Here’s a sampling.

DVD Review of Queen documentary ‘Days of Our Lives’

DVD Review of Queen documentary ‘Days of Our Lives’

A fan of Queen's music since the first time I first heard it, I felt I knew a fair bit about the band. That was before I viewed the new documentary "Days of Our Lives," completed in concert with the band's 40th anniversary.

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BBC 6 Music spotlights The Jam in comprehensive special

BBC 6 Music spotlights The Jam in comprehensive special

BBC 6 Music recently aired an excellent four-part special about The Jam. The four parts can now be heard on demand on the BBC 6 Music Web site. It is a must-listen for fans of The Jam.

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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to open Grateful Dead exhibit in April

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to open Grateful Dead exhibit in April

Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir guitars will be among the items on display

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Bluesman Gus Cannon racked up a few aliases back in the day

Bluesman Gus Cannon racked up a few aliases back in the day

He's no international man of mystery, but Gus Cannon and his alter-ego, Banjo Joe, were double agents of sorts at the Paramount and Victor record labels.

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