VH1 CLASSIC ROCK NIGHTS
Meet Vh1 Classic Rock Nights host Eddie Webb. Webb began his radio career at 15 in a small town in Iowa. He has worked for Skid Row, Guns N' Roses and most recently for Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne's Ozzfest where he ran the VIP program for the tour.
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ON THIS DAY IN ROCK: OCTOBER 29TH
ON OCTOBER 29TH…
In 1955…Billboard cast its critical eye on the new single “Tutti Frutti” by Little Richard. It decided the song was “cleverly styled novelty with nonsense words, rapid-fire delivery.”
In 1957…Buddy Holly released “Oh Boy!” with “Not Fade Away” on the B-side. The song became his third top-ten single.
In 1961…Bob Dylan performed on the radio show Folksong Festival.
In 1966…Memphis’ Beale Street, popularly referred to as “The Home of the Blues,” was made a national landmark.
ON THE SHOW TONIGHT: FRIDAY OCTOBER 29TH
Join us tonight starting at 7pm & hang out all night as we play ALL of your favorite Classic Rock Music ALL night & update you on what’s going on in the Classic Rock World. Listen LIVE, with Eddie Webb!
OZZY’S SUGGESTIONS TO HELP THE SEX LIFE
Ozzy Osbourne continues to help Americans with his new role as the Health Columnist for Rolling Stone magazine. In his latest piece, the Prince of Darkness gives recommendations to a New Yorker upset that his wife has been too tired to have sex. Read More→
NO REGRETS FOR HAGAR
Sammy Hagar is hard at work on the second Chickenfoot album, the follow-up to supergroup’s successful self-titled debut from last year. The band is riding high, much like another group Hagar was a part of – Van Halen. So does the singer regret anything he did with VH? He filled us in. Read More→
SLASH’S VIDEO OUT TODAY
Slash’s video for his song “Beautiful Dangerous” came out today, but the clip actually leaked on Tuesday so some lucky fans got a sneak peek at it before it was pulled offline. Read More→
RONNIE WOOD TALKS ABOUT QUITTING BOOZE
After falling off the wagon for a bit earlier this year, Ronnie Wood is once again sober and talking about why he chose to get clean. Read More→
BON JOVI ANNOUNCE 2011 DATES
Bon Jovi will be touring throughout most of 2011 and the band has just released all their dates. In a post on their website, Jon, Richie, David and Tico explained the trek kicks off in the U-S and Canada then heads to Europe and along the way, they’ve got “some surprises in store.” The jaunt begins on Read More→
ON THE SHOW TONIGHT: THURSDAY OCTOBER 28TH
Slash is going to be LIVE. TONIGHT! Join us tonight starting at 7pm & hang out all night as we play ALL of your favorite Classic Rock Music ALL night & update you on what’s going on in the Classic Rock World. Listen LIVE, with Eddie Webb!
THIS DAY IN ROCK…OCTOBER 28TH
In 1956…Elvis Presley made his second appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. He performed “Don’t Be Cruel,” “Love Me Tender,” “Hound Dog” and “Love Me.” After the performance, Sullivan gave him a gold record for the sales success of “Love Me Tender.”
In 1961…In a Liverpool record shop, a customer asked clerk Brian Epstein for “My Bonnie,” a single by The Beatles. Epstein didn’t have it, but after a second customer requested the record, he ordered it and tracked the group down to the Cavern Club. Epstein later became the band’s manager.
In 1962…The Beatles played their first major gig at the Liverpool Empire after they released their first single “Love Me Do.” The bill also included Little Richard.
In 1964…The TAMI Show was filmed in Santa Monica, California. The concert movie featured Chuck Berry, The Beach Boys, Marvin Gaye, Jan & Dean, The Supremes, The Rolling Stones and James Brown. Read More→
LENNON PHOTOS UP FOR BIDS
Two days before John Lennon was killed, photos of the singer were taken and now, you can own those shots. Read More→
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