Volume 7

Classic Rock Rocks!

Welcome to the SEVENTH edition of the "Classic Rock Rocks!"

newsletter. As always, I hope that you enjoy this newsletter and my station

as much as I do making them, so if you have any suggestions or comments

about my station and/or newsletter, please e-mail me with your feedback or

go to http://www.live365.com/stations/240371#feedback

to submit your comments.

Thanks for listening!

– ACB

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[1] station info

[2] history

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[1]

classicrockrocks (http://www.live365.com/stations/240371)

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UPDATE: 09/11/2002

– removed some songs by The Beatles; Billy Joel; Blood, Sweat & Tears;

Blue Öyster Cult; Boston; CCR; Eric Clapton; The Clash; Alice Cooper; The

Doobie Brothers; The Doors; Bob Dylan; The Eagles; ELO; Fleetwood Mac;

Foreigner; Grand Funk Railroad; J. Geils Band; Jefferson Airplane; Jethro

Tull; Jimi Hendrix; Joe Cocker; Janis Joplin; Journey; The Kinks; Led

Zeppelin; Lynyrd Skynyrd; Don McLean; Moby Grape; The Police; Queen; Lou

Reed; Stealers Wheel; Rod Stewart; Eddie Money; Ted Nugent; Santana;

Steppenwolf; T. Rex; Tears for Fears; Lovin’ Spoonful; The Rolling Stones;

The Troggs; Thin Lizzy; Three Dog Night; Tom Petty; Toto; Van Morrison;

Uriah Heep; The Who; and ZZ Top

– added more from AC/DC; Bad Company; The Beatles; Boston; David Bowie; BTO;

The Cars; Cat Stevens; CCR; Chicago; Joe Cocker; Cream; Crosby, Stills, Nash

& Young; Deep Purple; The Eagles; Edgar Winter Group; ELO; Fleetwood

Mac; Peter Gabriel; The Guess Who; Elton John; Led Zeppelin; Lynyrd Skynyrd;

The Moody Blues; Van Morrison; Mountain; Ozzy Osbourne; Queen; The Rolling

Stones; Bob Seger; Bruce Springsteen; Steve Miller Band; Joe Walsh; The Who;

The Yardbirds; and ZZ Top

classicrockrocks56 (http://www.live365.com/stations/243059)

. . .

UPDATE: 09/11/2002

– removed some songs by The Beatles; Billy Joel; Blood, Sweat & Tears;

Blue Öyster Cult; Boston; CCR; Eric Clapton; The Clash; Alice Cooper; The

Doobie Brothers; The Doors; Bob Dylan; The Eagles; ELO; Fleetwood Mac;

Foreigner; Grand Funk Railroad; J. Geils Band; Jefferson Airplane; Jethro

Tull; Jimi Hendrix; Joe Cocker; Janis Joplin; Journey; The Kinks; Led

Zeppelin; Lynyrd Skynyrd; Don McLean; Moby Grape; The Police; Queen; Lou

Reed; Stealers Wheel; Rod Stewart; Eddie Money; Ted Nugent; Santana;

Steppenwolf; T. Rex; Tears for Fears; Lovin’ Spoonful; The Rolling Stones;

The Troggs; Thin Lizzy; Three Dog Night; Tom Petty; Toto; Van Morrison;

Uriah Heep; The Who; and ZZ Top

– added more from AC/DC; Bad Company; The Beatles; Boston; David Bowie; BTO;

The Cars; Cat Stevens; CCR; Chicago; Joe Cocker; Cream; Crosby, Stills, Nash

& Young; Deep Purple; The Eagles; Edgar Winter Group; ELO; Fleetwood

Mac; Peter Gabriel; The Guess Who; Elton John; Led Zeppelin; Lynyrd Skynyrd;

The Moody Blues; Van Morrison; Mountain; Ozzy Osbourne; Queen; The Rolling

Stones; Bob Seger; Bruce Springsteen; Steve Miller Band; Joe Walsh; The Who;

The Yardbirds; and ZZ Top

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Today in Classic Rock History…

* September 11, 1964 – George Harrison created the publishing company “Harrissongs”.

George Harrison

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* September 11, 1965 – The Rolling Stones’ "(I Can’t Get No)

Satisfaction” was on top of the charts.

The Rolling Stones

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"(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction)"

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* September 11, 1966 – The Rolling Stones appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show.

The Rolling Stones

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* September 11, 1967 – The Beatles’ "All You Need Is Love" reached

sales of a million.

The Beatles

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"All You Need Is Love"

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* September 11, 1971 – George Harrison’s ”Bangla-Desh" was on top of

the charts.

George Harrison

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* September 11, 1974 – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young performed at Wembley

Stadium in the U.K.

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

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* September 11, 1975 – Aerosmith’s debut album went gold.

Aerosmith

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Aerosmith (Debut Album)

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* September 11, 1977 – David Bowie agreed to sing "Little Drummer

Boy" and "Peace on Earth." with Bing Crobsy on Crosby’s

Christmas special.

David Bowie

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"Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy"

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* September 11, 1979 – The Who performed, for the first time in the U.S.,

without Keith Moon.

The Who

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Keith Moon

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* September 11, 1982 – Chicago’s "Hard to Say I’m Sorry" was the

number one song in North America.

Chicago

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"Hard to Say I’m Sorry"

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* September 11, 1987 – Peter Gabriel’s video for "Sledgehammer"

won “Best Video of The Year” on MTV.

Peter Gabriel

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