BBC 6 Music broadcast an interesting and comprehensive two-part documentary this past Thursday and Friday that concerned the legendary London Mod band The Small Faces. ►
Last Wednesday, August 11th, one of the most heralded British rock bands of the 1970s returned to the concert stage at the British Music Experience at The O2 in North Greenwich, London. And from all reports, The Faces put on a great performance. ►
Through interviews with friends, family, and associates, vintage video clips and photos, and dramatic re-enactments, the tale of the death of one of rock’s liveliest personalities, The Who’s Keith Moon, is examined. ►
Absolute Radio will broadcast a documentary about the 25th anniversary of Live Aid next week. The documentary will be aired in two parts. The first will be broadcast on Monday, July 12th at 10 p.m. BST (5 p.m. Eastern) and part two can be heard the following night at the same time. ►
The Coral’s latest single, “1000 Years,” sounds like a great old rock single that was recently discovered in a time capsule. It brings to mind Crosby, Stills, and Nash circa 1972. ►
Pete Townshend of The Who, infamous for his “Hope I die before I get old” line in The Who’s “My Generation,” celebrated his 65th birthday today (Wednesday, May 19th). ►
If you love collecting vinyl, you’ll love “Goldmine 5th Edition Record Album Price Guide”!
Record expert and fellow collector Tim Neely offers up detailed descriptions and current prices for more than 70,000 LPs issued between 1948 and 2007. The 688-page guide retails for $24.99. ►