Loudini: Randy Rhoads; Reflections of a Guitar Icon (YouTubeMovies& TV), Younger Players Aren’t Playing Gibsons(DenDenBMX), Gibson isn’t Selling Guitars! (Jayce Allen Guitar), Tone Master Series vs Tube Amp (Mike Cole), YouTube Guitarists who have improved before our eyes. Are you too old for the music industry?(Jemma Heigis)
Riff of the Week:
Man In The Box + Loudini’s “Secret” method
Pittsburgh Kevin: Triumph, Frank Torres, Tik Tok LIVES,
So bad it’s good:
Film Corner:
The Accountant, The Accountant 2, The Keep, Riding The Bus With My Sister,
This Week In Rock History:
🎤 Live Concerts & Special Appearances- June 8 – Bruce Springsteen & Paul McCartney performed together in Liverpool during Springsteen’s Land of Hope and Dreams Tour, delivering classics like “Can’t Buy Me Love” and “Kansas City” in a surprise guest appearance that made headlines (92kqrs.com, los40.com).
- June 13 – The Tipsy Roosters bring classic rock hits (Talking Heads, Peter Gabriel, Steely Dan) to Manistee’s historic Ramsdell Theatre, MI—tickets $25 (manisteenews.com).
- June 7–ongoing – Jimmy Barnes kicked off his “Defiant Tour” in Adelaide, Australia, performing solo classics and a set from his new album Defiant, backed by a 7-piece band (adelaidenow.com.au).
- June 14 – Metallica headlines in Houston as part of the city's busy June concert calendar (Shakira and others also featured) (houstonchronicle.com).
- June 8 – Band on the Run (Paul McCartney & Wings) topped the U.S. charts in 1974; Velvet Revolver’s Contraband also released and hit Platinum that day (92kqrs.com).
- June 9 – The Rolling Stones released Some Girls in 1978 (jbonamassa.com).
- June 11 – David Bowie’s iconic “Space Oddity” released in 1969; also “Paint It Black” hit #1 on U.S. charts in 1966 (jbonamassa.com).
- June 12 – Rush’s final studio album Clockwork Angels hit North American shelves in 2012 (92kqrs.com).
- June 13 – Let It Be by The Beatles and the single “The Long and Winding Road” both reached #1 in 1970 (jbonamassa.com).
- June 14 – Glass Houses by Billy Joel began a six-week stint at #1 in 1980 (92kqrs.com). Also, Derek & the Dominos played their debut show in London in 1970 (classicsdujour.com).
From DrRock.com & AP News:
- June 8 – Nancy Sinatra turns 85; Bonnie Tyler is 74 (apnews.co
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