Aerosmith (well, half of Aerosmith- Steven Tyler and Joe Perry) have teamed up with British rocker YUNGBLOOD for a heavy-hitting new song “My Only Angel”, and yeah, it kind of rocks.
I mean, how can it not with these three?
I’m here for it! Honestly, YUNGBLOOD is definitely getting my attention now. Once I heard him performing live at the VMAs last weekend with Steven and Joe, I was like, “Ok! I’m in”.
Which is good, because the three have a collaborative EP called “One More Time” dropping November 21st.
One of my all-time favorite Southern Rock bands- Lynyrd Skynyrd- teamed up with Jelly Roll for a pretty solid rendition of “Tuesday’s Gone” as a part of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s upcoming album “Celebrating 50 Years-Live at The Ryman”.
Now, “Tuesday’s Gone” is one of my absolute favorite songs of all time, and this was, in my opinion, a pretty cool performance of it:
This song hits me deep in my soul every time.
One of my core memories is being 21, front row at a Skynyrd concert at Skullbone Music Park in Skullbone, TN.
June 4th, 2004.
Me and my best friend Erica singing this song at the top of our lungs in the pouring rain…
It doesn’t get better than that.
“Celebrating 50 Years- Live at the Ryman” will be available on June 27th, and I can’t wait for the rest!
I’ve always liked the pop star, who has a great, strong voice and catchy songs… but I didn’t realize how good her vocals actually are until just now.
She brought her “Radical Optimism” tour to Melbourne, Australia, and took a chance at covering the iconic Aussie band AC/DC’s “Highway to Hell” in concert, and it paid off I’d say:
Damn, Dua Lipa.
Yeah, I had no idea she had that in her. Mad respect!
Check out where she’ll be next at DuaLipa.com
She definitely went up a few notches for me with this performance. Well done!
I’ve kind of, sort of started watching “American Idol” again.
My husband and I watched it religiously for years, then kind of got bored with it, so we moved on.
Well, now my three-year-old son is obsessed, and so we keep it on, as he gets super excited anytime someone sings.
This performance got my attention last night… a high school student named Bryson Quick auditioned with a really cool Country take on Pink Floyd’s classic “Time”:
Pretty damn cool…
As a Country and Classic Rock fan, I can definitely appreciate that.
And yes, “American Idol” is staged as hell… but there is some great talent that comes from the show, and I’m really loving Carrie Underwood as a judge this year.
Catch Season 7,467 (or whatever we’re on now) on Sunday and Monday nights on ABC.
As a Classic Rock fan, The Doobie Brothers are a staple, and they’ve been back in the studio with original vocalist Michael McDonald, as well as special guests like Blues legend Mavis Davis, and will release their new album “Walk This Road” on June 6th.
Check out the title track below:
Yep- love the Classic Doobs sound with Michael McDonald.
They also released another song off of the upcoming album called “Call Me”:
Here’s the full track listing for “Walk This Road”:
1. “Walk this Road” Featuring Mavis Staples
2. “Angels & Mercy”
3. “Call Me”
4. “Learn to Let Go”
5. “State of Grace”
6. “Here to Stay”
7. “The Kind That Lasts”
8. “New Orleans”
9. “Speed of Pain”
10 “Lahaina”
“Carpool Karaoke” is back for a holiday edition, and Lady Gaga is joined by Brian Johnson of AC/DC for an impromptu version of “Highway to Hell”, and of course, it’s badass:
A Gaga cantando Highway To Hell com o Brian Johnson do AC/DC só me deixou com ainda mais vontade de um álbum de rock dessa mulher. Esse vocal! ???????? pic.twitter.com/1sxxuiBs6O
The 2024 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony was last night, and this was the performance I was looking forward to the most- Kelly Clarkson and Lou Gramm honoring Foreigner with a performance of “I Want to Know What Love Is”.
Of course, Kelly shined with her out of this world vocals:
@rockhall @kellyclarkson joins @Official Foreigner Tik Tok frontman and #LouGramm for a stellar performance of “I Want to Know What Love Is.” Tune in NOW on @Disney+ to watch the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. #RockHall2024♬ original sound – Rock Hall
Here’s a full video:
How amazing is Kelly? And Lou Gramm didn’t do too badly either- I mean, he’s 74, and that song is hard as hell.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony will be broadcast with a special on ABC on January 1st.
Tis’ the season for excessive Halloween Light Shows, and I am all for it.
One video that is making the rounds his Halloween season is this AC/DC “Thunderstruck” display, and I can’t even begin to imagine how much this cost.
Ok, the Pumpkin Broadcasters are a little much, but the actual light display is badass!
I love classic rock, and also, this is the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders signature song (don’t ask me why, but I love me some DCC!) so I really enjoyed the heck out of this.
The company that puts on these incredible displays is called Magical Light Shows, and you can get more info at magicallightshows.com and also on the youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TomBetGeorge
Yes, I totally went down the light show rabbit hole.
Growing up in the South, I absolutely LOVE Southern Rock.
I’ve been to my share of Lynyrd Skynyrd concerts, played “Freebird” and “Tuesday’s Gone” on repeat during road trips, and teared up a bit when Gregg Allman passed away.
I once got hit on by the drummer for Molly Hatchett.
You get the picture…
And no, the Molly Hatchett drummer was not successful in his pursuit of then 21 year-old me.
One of my favorite websites- http://ultimateclassicrock.com– just released a list of the “Top 35 Southern Rock Songs of All Time”, and for once, I can’t really argue with a”Best Of” music list:
1. “Whipping Post”, The Allman Brothers Band:
YESSSSS! This song will forever be on my playlist. Everything about it is pure Southern Rock perfection.
2. “Free Bird”, Lynyrd Skynyrd:
Well, maybe this one should be #1… either way, one of the best Southern Rock songs of all time. I just heard it earlier today and cranked up the dial to rock out to it on the way home from the gym.
3. “Sweet Home Alabama”, Lynyrd Skynyrd:
Well, yeah.
Turn it UP!
4. “Midnight Rider”, Gregg Allman:
5. “Ramblin’ Man”, The Allman Brothers Band:
6. “La Grange”, ZZ Top:
7. “Dixie Chicken”, Little Feat:
Full disclosure: I recently learned that the lyrics were “Tennessee Lamb” not “Tennessee Man”.
So, I’ve been singing it wrong for decades.
Oh, well.
8. “Can’t You See”, The Marshall Tucker Band:
9. “Gimme Three Steps”, Lynyrd Skynyrd:
10. “Simple Man”, Lynyrd Skynyrd:
This song hits a bit different now that I have a son.
And yes, half of the Top 10 are Skynyrd songs, as they shoud be. I just think “Tuesday’s Gone” should be in the Top 10.
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