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The Rock Relic

Archive for October 2007

October 30th, 2007

Elvis — Still the King, Apparently

Well, evidently “The King of Rock”, Elvis Presley, is still #1 in the hearts of his fans worldwide!
According to Forbes magazine’s annual list, announced Monday, His Swivelness leads the list of dead celebrities who are still top-sellers.  Now, Kurt Cobain (Nirvana) took the title from Presley last year after his record catalog was sold, but didn’t […]

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October 29th, 2007

Gambling on Gambling Sites ….

Okay … let’s see a show of hands at how many of you have played/play the gambling sites online!  Come on now … you can tell me!!
I thought so.  The problem is, there are so many of them out there, cruising the information superhighway, and we can’t take forever looking for the ones we really […]

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October 28th, 2007

Updates And Other Things …

From the ROCKdesk on October 28:
Country superstar Porter Wagoner, who not only introduced his genre to television on a weekly basis but also a lively young blonde warbler named Dolly Parton to national audiences, has been moved from a Nashville hospital to a local hospice for the terminally ill.  Wagoner, 80, suffers from latter-stage lung […]

By Chuck Hinson -- 4 comments

October 24th, 2007

Introducing … GUMPHONICS!!!!!

A couple of days ago, while trying to knock the bejabbers outta this flug I’ve had (”flug” (n.) composite word comprised of “flu” and “bug”. Spoken by lazy writers), I took in the superb Tom Hanks classic, Forrest Gump. This story, about a young man’s escapades through life, has … awwww, you’ve seen it a […]

By Chuck Hinson -- 5 comments

October 24th, 2007

This Is A Special Report …

This is a special update from the RockDesk.
Sadly, all things must pass …
The Relic has just learned of the death of Cyrkle vocalist/bassist Tom Dawes this past week of complications from heart surgery. He was 64. Dawes was the head of a group discovered by Beatles manager Brian Epstein and named by John Lennon. Their […]

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October 23rd, 2007

Line-Up at the LZ Reunion

Well, the revised lineup for the Led Zeppelin Reunion, slated for November 26th in London, has been announced.  Contrary to buzz, Rolling Stone leadman Mick Jagger won’t be appearing onstage with the group.  He says he’ll definitely be there if he’s in town, but (and this is a bit snide!) “They haven’t done anything on […]

By Chuck Hinson -- 3 comments

October 23rd, 2007

Gone To The Dogs

Face it … there was no better rock-n-roll drummer on the face of this planet than the late Keith Moon (of the Who). He could work anything from fairly simple backbeats (like on Happy Jack) or tear the drums up on songs like My Generation and See Me, Feel Me (Woodstock cut).
But my […]

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October 22nd, 2007

All Hail The Hula Hoop!

Y’know, while everybody is making a big thing about the national obesity issue, even more are wringing their hands and wondering “Gee … how CAN I lose these gosh-ugly POUNDS?!?” They try different diets, pills, doctors and exercises, often without the desired weight-loss.
So how can you exorcise the weight demon?? Man, we had a way […]

By Chuck Hinson -- 1 comment

October 21st, 2007

About The Searchers

They landed in the States in 1964 … played The Ed Sullivan Show … thousands of screaming fans swooned over the energetic music and style of these four young men from Liverpool. Yet, they weren’t Beatles …
The Searchers – then comprised of guitarists John McNally and Mike Pender, bassist […]

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October 21st, 2007

Facing It …

Sheesh! With all the noise being made about KISS frontman Gene Simmons’ new face, you’d think that cosmetic surgery’s some kind of comic relief! A number of swingers in this Java Jungle think it’s just for vain rockers, actors and other “media personalities” who are so stuck on themselves that they’re deathly afraid […]

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