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Pete Townshend and Keith Moon from the Who
1975
Chicago Stadium, Chicago, IL "Photo from the 'Who by Numbers' tour..."
Ann Wilson from Heart
1978
Chicago Amphitheater, Chicago, IL "Photo from the 'Dog and Butterfly' tour."
Paul McCartney from Wings
1976
Chicago Stadium, Chicago, IL "Photo from the 'Wings Over America' tour."
Mick Jagger
1975
Chicago Stadium, Chicago, IL "The 1975 Tour of the Americas was the Rolling Stones' first with Ronnie Wood."
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Jack White Plays Professor, and Other News
by: Angela Zimmerman
Animal Collective helps the animals with their very own PETA campaign. (Stereogum)
While it’s true that Rod Stewart has seemed more interested in a solo career throughout his life as a rocker, it definitely still sucks he won’t be joining the long awaited Faces reunion show. (Guardian)
Michael Jackson news has been dwindling but here’s something sad for you to dwell on: Jacko was approaching those 50 London shows as his “live performance farewell.” (Reuters)
Various music know-it-alls (founder of Hype Machine, Head of Columbia Records UK, for example) share their thoughts on the future of music online. What’s the solution, experts? (BBC News)
Google and Facebook have announced plans to integrate music initiatives so users can find and sample songs on the web—Google by striking deals with streaming sites, and Facebook through its implementation of adding Lala to the gift store where you’ll be able to buy your friends tunes. (NY Times)
by: Angela Zimmerman
published: October 27, 2009
in column: What Goes On
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