not so long ago, people used to stand and stare at the spider with the platinum hair, they thought you were immortal.”
Ian Hunter – Michael Picasso
Mick Ronson passed away on 29th April 1993. Today we remember Mick and our loving thoughts go out to his dearest family, friends and fans.
We still miss you Ronno.
Rest In Peace ~
Here’s a photo of the Classic Rock Doc ‘N’ Roll Promo DVD that we mentioned earlier (see NEWS 14th of April) for those of you who collect these sort of gems.
Thankfully a guy from Yorkshire (Mick Ronson) turned us on to Patsy Cline in 1988. Since then, we’ve been devoted fans of the lady, the legend, the one and only ~ Patsy.
Hip-O-Select does it right on this 51 track double CD. Available NOW. Read the rest of this entry »
Happy Earth Day!
Be kind. Lets do something nice for the planet today. Everyday.
Photo: Ravenna, Ohio 2008 – Gilly
Celebrate royal this year with all the deluxe STOOGES material released as of late.
Deluxe versions of both the Stooges Stooges and Raw Power available now.
http://www.iggyandthestoogesmusic.com/
http://www.rhino.com/shop/product/the-stooges-the-stooges-collectors-edition?cmpid=EMC-RN040610
Records change lives. Take a look at some of the songs that made an impact on Iggy Pop. httpv://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/Playlist/iggy-pops-playlist-musical-inspirations/story?id=10140477
Today is the day! Go out and support your local record store.
Fans with Classic Rock Magazine subscriptions will find their May 2010 issue comes with a DVD that includes ten minutes from the upcoming And Ronson Played Guitar…film documentary.
Congratulations to the Ronson family and Spontanuity. A special thanks to Dave Swanson for carry’n the news.
David Bowie’s The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars: Gibson’s Classic Album of the Month.
| 04.07.2010
“I’m going to be huge, and it’s frightening, in a way. I know that when I reach my peak and it’s time for me to be brought down, it will be with a bump.”
That’s what David Bowie told the British magazine, Melody Maker, in January 1972, five months before he unleashed his fictional rock messiah, Ziggy Stardust, upon the world. Read the rest of this entry »
