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    WEEK 21st - 31st MARCH


    March 29, 1975 : "LED ZEPPELIN" registers all six of their albums on the Billboard charts simultaneously, a feat never before made in pop history.

    March 22, 1975 : "LED ZEPPELIN"'s "Physical Graffiti" reaches #1.

    March 22, 1993 : "IRON MAIDEN" release the album, "A Real Live One".

    March 22, 2000 : "AC/DC" have a street in the Leganes district of Madrid, Spain, named in their honor.
    Posted on 2009-03-23 15:13:31 and written by dimitris


    WEEK 21st - 31st MARCH (ROCK BIRTHDAYS)


    March 21, 1902, Son House
    March 21, 1945, Rose Stone (Sly and the Family Stone)
    March 21, 1949, Eddie Money
    March 21, 1950, Roger Hodgson (Supertramp)
    March 21, 1951, Russell Thompkins Jr. (Stylistics)
    March 21, 1951, Conrad Lozano (Los Lobos)
    March 21, 1967, Jonas Berggren (Ace Of Base)
    March 22, 1936, Glen Campbell
    March 22, 1943, Keith Relf (Yardbirds)
    March 22, 1944, Jeremy Clyde (Chad & Jeremy)
    March 22, 1947, Harry Vanda (Easybeats)
    March 23, 1944, Ric Ocasek (The Cars)
    March 23, 1953, Chaka Khan
    March 23, 1966, Marti Pellow (Mark McLoughlin)(Wet Wet Wet)
    March 23, 1968, Damon Albarn (Blur)
    March 24, 1937, Billy Stewart
    March 24, 1946, Lee Oskar (War)
    March 24, 1947, Mike Kellie (Spooky Tooth)
    March 24, 1949, Nick Lowe
    March 25, 1934, Johnny Burnette
    March 25, 1938, Hoyt Axton
    March 25, 1942, Aretha Franklin
    March 25, 1947, Elton John
    March 25, 1948, Michael Stanley
    March 26, 1917, Rufus Thomas
    March 26, 1936, Fred Parris (Five Satins)
    March 26, 1944, Diana Ross
    March 26, 1948, Steven Tyler (Aerosmith)
    March 26, 1948, Richard Tandy (Electric Light Orchestra)
    March 26, 1949, Fran Sheehan (Boston)
    March 26, 1950, Teddy Pendergrass
    March 27, 1950, Tony Banks (Genesis)
    March 27, 1954, Wally Stocker (The Babys)
    March 27, 1959, Andrew Farriss (INXS)
    March 27, 1970, Brendan Hill (Blues Traveler)
    March 27, 1970, Mariah Carey
    March 28, 1945, Charles Portz (Turtles)
    March 28, 1948, John Evans (Jethro Tull)
    March 28, 1948, Milan Williams (Commodores)
    March 28, 1954, Reba McEntire
    March 28, 1969, Salt (Cheryl James)(Salt-N-Pepa)
    March 29, 1930, Donny Conn (Playmates)
    March 29, 1943, Vangelis
    March 29, 1947, Bobby Kimball (Toto)
    March 29, 1959, Perry Farrell (Jane's Addiction)
    March 29, 1967, John Popper (Blues Traveler)
    March 30, 1933, Willie Nelson
    March 30, 1942, Graeme Edge (Moody Blues)
    March 30, 1945, Eric Clapton
    March 30, 1948, Jim Dandy (Black Oak Arkansas)
    March 30, 1962, M.C. Hammer (Stanley Kirk Burrell)
    March 30, 1964, Tracy Chapman
    March 30, 1968, Celine Dion
    March 31, 1935, Herb Alpert
    March 31, 1944, Rod Allen (Fortunes)
    March 31, 1946, G. Allan Nichol (Turtles)
    March 31, 1948, Mick Ralphs (Mott The Hoople/Bad Company)
    March 31, 1953, Sean Hopper (Huey Lewis & The News)
    March 31, 1954, Tony Brock (Babys)
    March 31, 1959, Angus Young (AC/DC)
    Posted on 2009-03-23 15:10:15 and written by dimitris


    WEEK 11th - 20th MARCH


    March 19, 1975 : "KISS" release "Dressed To Kill".

    March 19, 1976 : former "FREE" guitarist Paul Kossoff dies on a London-to-New York plane flight of unknown causes.

    March 19, 1982 : in the early hours, OZZY OSBOURNE guitarist Randy Rhoads is killed in Leesburg, Florida when the plane he's riding in buzzes Osbourne's tour bus and crashes into a house. The plane's pilot and a female passenger also die. Randy Rhoads was 25 years old.


    March 19, 1968 : The "JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE"'s debut LP, "Are You Experienced?", is certified gold.

    March 18, 1982 : RANDY RHOADS' final performance in Fayetteville, NC.

    March 18, 1996 : "THE SEX PISTOLS" announce they are reuniting for a 20th anniversary tour.

    March 18, 1997 : "AUTOGRAPH" release "Missing Pieces".


    March 15, 1975 : "LED ZEPPELIN"'s "Physical Graffiti" hits #1 on the UK charts.

    March 15, 1976 : "KISS" release "Destroyer".


    March 14, 1981 : "IRON MAIDEN" release the "Twilight Zone"/"Wrathchild" single.

    March 11, 1978 : "VAN HALEN"'s self-titled debut is released this week in 1978.
    Posted on 2009-03-11 18:10:29 and written by dimitris


    WEEK 11th - 20th MARCH (ROCK BIRTHDAYS)


    March 11, 1940, Mike Hugg (Manfred Mann)
    March 11, 1947, Mark Stein (Vanilla Fudge)
    March 11, 1968, Lisa Loeb
    March 11, 1969, Pete Droge
    March 12, 1940, Al Jarreau
    March 12, 1941, Paul Kantner (Jefferson Airplane)
    March 12, 1942, Larry Kaye (Kassman) (Quotations)
    March 12, 1942, Brian O'Hara (Fourmost)
    March 12, 1948, James Taylor
    March 12, 1957, Marlon Jackson (Jackson 5)
    March 12, 1957, Steve Harris (Iron Maiden)
    March 13, 1939, Neil Sedaka
    March 13, 1949, Donald York (Sha Na Na)
    March 13, 1940, Daniel Bennie (Reflections)
    March 13, 1950, Danny Kirwan (Fleetwood Mac)
    March 13, 1960, Adam Clayton (U2)
    March 14, 1931, Phil Phillips
    March 14, 1933, Quincy Jones
    March 14, 1940, Loretta Lynn
    March 14, 1945, Walter Parazaider (Chicago)
    March 14, 1946, Jim Pons (The Turtles)
    March 14, 1983, Jordan Hanson (Hanson)
    March 15, 1912, Lightnin' Hopkins
    March 15, 1932, Arif Mardin (record producer)
    March 15, 1933, Roy Clark
    March 15, 1940, Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead)
    March 15, 1941, Mike Love (Beach Boys)
    March 15, 1944, Sly Stone
    March 15, 1944, David Costell (Gary Lewis & The Playboys)
    March 15, 1946, Howard Scott (War)
    March 15, 1947, Ry Cooder
    March 15, 1955, Dee Snider (Twisted Sister)
    March 15, 1962, Terence Trent D'Arby
    March 15, 1963, Bret Michaels (Poison)
    March 15, 1942, Jerry Jeff Walker
    March 16, 1954, Nancy Wilson (Heart)
    March 16, 1959, Flavor Flav (Public Enemy)
    March 16, 1970, Tammi Terrell
    March 17, 1919, Nat "King" Cole
    March 17, 1937, Adam Wade
    March 17, 1939, Clarence Collins (Little Anthony & The Imperials)
    March 17, 1940, Vito Picone (Elegants)
    March 17, 1941, Clarence Clemons (E Street Band)
    March 17, 1944, John Sebastian (Loving Spoonful)
    March 17, 1946, Harold Brown (War)
    March 17, 1948, Fran Byrne (Ace)
    March 17, 1951, Scott Gorham (Thin Lizzy)
    March 17, 1967, Billy Corgan (Smashing Pumpkins)
    March 18, 1938, Charlie Pride
    March 18, 1941, Wilson Pickett
    March 18, 1947, Robert Harrison (Procol Harum)
    March 18, 1959, Irene Cara
    March 19, 1942, Robin Luke
    March 19, 1946, Paul Atkinson (Zombies)
    March 19, 1946, Ruth Pointer (Pointer Sisters)
    March 19, 1952, Derek Longmuir (Bay City Rollers)
    March 20, 1937, Jerry Reed
    March 20, 1947, Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake & Palmer)
    March 20, 1951, Jimmy Vaughan (Fabulous Thunderbirds)
    Posted on 2009-03-11 18:09:30 and written by dimitris


    WEEK 1st - 10th MARCH


    March 1, 1993 : "IRON MAIDEN" release the 'Fear Of The Dark' single. Posted on 2009-03-02 15:32:40 and written by dimitris

    WEEK 1st - 10th MARCH (ROCK BIRTHDAYS)


    March 1, 1927, Harry Belafonte
    March 1, 1939, Warren Davis (Monotones)
    March 1, 1942, Jerry Fisher (Blood, Sweat and Tears)
    March 1, 1944, Roger Daltrey
    March 1, 1944, Mike D'Abo (Manfred Mann)
    March 2, 1923, Doc (Arthel) Watson
    March 2, 1938, Willie Chambers (Chambers Brothers)
    March 2, 1943, George Benson
    March 2, 1944, Lou Reed (Velvet Underground)
    March 2, 1949, Rory Gallagher
    March 2, 1950, Karen Carpenter (The Carpenters)
    March 2, 1955, Jay Osmond (Osmonds)
    March 2, 1956, John Cowsill (Cowsills)
    March 2, 1962, Jon Bon Jovi
    March 3, 1927, Junior Parker
    March 3, 1942, Mike Pender (Searchers)
    March 3, 1944, Jance Garfat (Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show)
    March 3, 1947, Jennifer Warnes
    March 4, 1932, Miriam Makeba
    March 4, 1944, Mary Wilson (Supremes)
    March 4, 1944, Bobby Womack
    March 4, 1948, Chris Squire (Yes)
    March 4, 1950, Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top)
    March 4, 1951, Chris Rea
    March 4, 1967, Evan Dando (Lemonheads)
    March 4, 1971, Feargal Lawler (Cranberries)
    March 5, 1948, Eddy Grant
    March 5, 1958, Andy Gibb
    March 6, 1945, Hugh Grundy (Zombies)
    March 6, 1947, David Gilmour (Pink Floyd)
    March 6, 1947, Kiki Dee
    March 7, 1943, Chris Taylor White (Zombies)
    March 7, 1945, Arthur Lee (Love)
    March 7, 1946, Peter Wolf (J. Geils Band)
    March 7, 1946, Matthew Fisher (Procol Harum)
    March 7, 1962, Taylor Dayne
    March 8, 1945, Mickey Dolenz (Monkees)
    March 8, 1946, Randy Meisner (Poco/The Eagles)
    March 8, 1946, Carole Bayer Sager
    March 8, 1947, Michael Allsup (Three Dog Night)
    March 8, 1948, Little Peggy March
    March 8, 1958, Gary Numan
    March 9, 1933, Lloyd Price
    March 9, 1936, Mickey Gilley
    March 9, 1944, Mark Lindsay (Paul Revere and the Raiders)
    March 9, 1945, Robin Trower (Procol Harum)
    March 9, 1948, Jeffrey Osborne
    March 9, 1948, Jimmie Fadden (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band)
    March 9, 1958, Martin Fry (ABC)
    March 10, 1940, Dean Torrence (Jan and Dean)
    March 10, 1947, Tom Scholz (Boston)
    March 10, 1955, Bunny DeBarge (DeBarge)
    March 10, 1963, Jeff Ament (Pearl Jam)
    March 10, 1966, Edie Brickell
    Posted on 2009-03-02 15:31:43 and written by dimitris


    THUNDER call it a day...


    THUNDER call it a day...

    As we enter Thunder's 20th anniversary year, we've found ourselves becoming increasingly busy with our various activities outside of the band, and we've come to the conclusion that there are simply not enough hours in the day to fit it all in. Having discussed it at length, we've decided that this is a fitting time for us to hitch up our wagons and ride into the sunset. We've therefore decided to give you advance notice that we intend to cease all recording and touring activity, as of the summer of 2009.

    In practical terms, this means that we will cease to be a band as of the summer, but until then it will be more or less business as usual. The 2008 Xmas Show CDs will be released as promised, and the previously announced shows in Europe (February) and Japan (April) will go ahead as planned. We will use these shows, as well as any festival slots we can secure, to make the most of the time left, and say our goodbyes to you.

    With that in mind, despite only touring a couple of months ago, we couldn't make our exit without saying goodbye to UK fans, so we've arranged a final UK tour, which will take place in early July
    We've played loads of fantastic shows over the last 20 years, but we want all the shows between now and when we go to be the best we've ever done. We really hope you'll want to be there to help us to do that.

    Thanks
    Thunder
    www.thunderonline.com
    www.thunderonline-shop.co.uk

    Posted on 2009-01-31 16:20:29 and written by dimitris