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And he’s not saying he did this
A new installment of tall tales from Paicey’s bar. Prost!
Read more »Closing the full circle and opening it up again
Paicey continues to answer your questions. In this installment: Neil Peart, Buddy Rich tribute, J. E. and C., And the Address, future albums, making of In Rock, the perennial setlist debate, loudest band in the world and hearing loss, and how to play Burn.
Read more »Shake the Memory
A socially distanced video for a new track from the upcoming Dead Daisies’ album Holy Ground. It’s called Shake the Memory.
Read more »Not Pennsylvania, presumably
Another caroling track from Blackmore’s Night Xmas EP — O Little Town Of Bethlehem. If you’re into that sort of thing.
Read more »Just snap your fingers
David Coverdale dresses up and wishes you a Merry Christmas.
Read more »Bob and Ray, and a Danish kennel
Paicey continues his Tales from the bar with a new batch of tall tales of one nascent band that eventually became known as Deep Purple.
Read more »O rest beside the weary road
Fore more of your caroling needs, Blackmore’s Night have released a lyric video for another track from their upcoming Xmas EP Here We Come A-Caroling.
Read more »Back to the bierhaus
In the latest installment of Tales From the Bar Paicey reminisces about his stay in Hamburg in 1967 with The Maze and the shenanigans that ensued.
Read more »Unspoken and very much plugged
And here’s Glenn Hughes performing a bass playthrough for the Dead Daisies single Unspoken.
Read more »Here we come a-caroling
For all your November caroling needs, Blackmore’s Night have released a lyric video from their upcoming EP.
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