
Styx Rocked SF On This Day in Music
Photo Credit: Jimmy O’Sheehan Photography

The Greatest Live Album Ever Recorded
Some call it the greatest Live album ever recorded. On this date in 1976, Peter Frampton released the double live album “Frampton Comes Alive!”.
The album was recorded primarily at the Winterland concert venue right here in San Francisco, and the Long Island Arena in Commack, New York. Here’s a treat, Peter Frampton performing “Do You Feel Like We Do” in the summer of 1977 in our own backyard, at the Oakland Coliseum. Maybe you’ll spot yourself or someone you know in the crowd !!

49 Years Ago CCR Released the Album Bayou Country

The Doors Released Self-titled Debut Album Today in Music

Green Day wants Trump Impeached
In the rock world, few musicians have been more outspoken against President Trump than Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong. After Trump’s recent “Nuclear Button” tweet about North Korea, Armstrong finally had enough and took to Instagram, calling for Donald Trump’s impeachment. Read Full Article

Happy Birthday Led Zeppelin
Today is Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones’ 72nd birthday. Born John Richard Baldwin, he changed his name during his session work days, at the suggestion of a friend who thought he needed something more “artistic”.
Here’s something that is REALLY cool. An isolated John Paul Jones bass track of “Ramble On”. Happy 72nd birthday John Paul Jones !!

Green Day’s 7th Album “American Idiot” was #1 on this Day in Music
On this day in 2005 , the Bay Area’s Green Day was number one with their seventh album 'American Idiot.' The album went on to be nominated for seven Grammy Awards, winning the Best Rock Album of 2005.
Here’s a great version of Green Day performing Holiday
Photo Credit: Ed Vill

Rush Dropped 7th Studio Album on this Day in Music

L&T Babe: Jan 2018
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RECAP: Brian Setzer Brings Christmas Cheer to the Warfield in San Francisco
When Brian Setzer first thought up the idea of playing San Francisco on Christmas Eve 14 years ago, naysayers told him no-one would come. Well, tonight at the Warfield, he proved them all wrong once again. “Thanks ‘no-one’ for coming tonight!” he jokingly said to the crowd a few songs into the set. Indeed, the place was packed full of friends and family of all ages that had ditched the traditional Christmas Eve festivities in exchange for a night of dancing along to some of the best rockabilly, a genre that Setzer has brought to the mainstream for decades now. Read the full story and check out the exclusive photos here!
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