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| Robin Trower comes from a time when guitarists were truly unique: each style different and every player's sound was his own. If you stack the music of, say, Robin Trower, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Pete Townsend against each other, you'll find that while each were powerful musicians with similar backgrounds, no two sounded alike. That is essentially what this page pays tribute to: a golden age of music where the true power lay in the power to be different. A time when every idea was fresh, new ground was always being broken, and in an age when some of the best rock and roll was made, Trower stood as one of the giants. Here you will find news, photos, discography, lyrics, covers, articles, tour dates, links to other pages, and much more. |
| Roky Erickson first came onto the music scene 1n 1965 playing and singing lead with the The 13th Floor Elevators from Austin, Texas one of the first bands to use the word psychedelic in an album-title they launched "The Psychedelic Sounds of The 13th Floor Elevators" in 1966. Then teenage singer Roky Erickson couldn't handle the group's extravagant experimentation with LSD and has spent a large part of his adult life hospitalized. |
| Rod Stewart RODZILLA ~His concerts are the most entertaining , always sold out, and for every age. His stage performance is one to to steal a heart, with mics flying in the air, crazy dances, audience participation, and that great raspy voice.This link has announcements that include album releases and tour dates, a discography, biography and more! |
| Rolling Stones Feb.1963 Audiences often consist of fellow budding blues musicians like Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton and Pete Townshend. Their weekly steamy nights at the Crawdaddy at Richmond's Station Hotel result in ecstatic press reviews. Here you will find news, photos, discography, biographies, timeline, music and more. |
| Roy Orbison "Roy
Orbison The greatest singer in the world."~Elvis Presley Eight top ten hits in the four years between 1960 and 1964 paved the way for the biggest selling record of his career, Oh, Pretty Woman. Estimated to have sold over 7 million copies in 1964 alone, it topped the American charts for three weeks, holding at bay the British invasion by bands such as The animals and Manfred Mann. Here you will find news, photos, discography, biography, music and more. The site is brought to you by Barbara Orbison Productions. |
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