Rod’s Reunion | Springsteen’s Prayer | Rare Bonham Interview

What’s Happenin’ Classic Rock Fans,

Today, we’re diving into some special moments—from Rod Stewart's epic reunion news to Bruce Springsteen’s heartfelt show opener last night. Oh, and you’ll love today’s legendary interview with John Bonham—it’s a must-listen for any Led Zeppelin fan. Let’s get rockin’!

🤔 Rock Trivia Question
What classic rock band took their name from an old blues song?

📰 Classic Rock News

Rod Stewart Reuniting with The Faces
That’s right—Rod is back with The Faces! In celebration of their iconic album’s anniversary, he’s joining forces with the legendary group again. Rod and The Faces are looking to bring some old-school magic back. Read the details: Full Article Here

Rediscovering John Bonham’s 1972 Interview
A rare recording of a 1972 interview with Led Zeppelin’s powerhouse drummer John Bonham has surfaced, shedding light on his musical journey and the roots of his passion. Zep fans, this one’s pure gold: Hear Bonham Speak Here

Bruce Springsteen’s “A Fighting Prayer for My Country”
The Boss brought his powerful voice and passion to Toronto last night, opening with a heartfelt tribute. Springsteen's “A Fighting Prayer For My Country” struck a deep chord with the crowd. Watch it Here

What’s Inside Neil Young’s Barn?
Neil Young opens up about the spirit of his barn sessions—home to some of his most soul-stirring music. This peek behind the scenes is a heartfelt journey through Young’s latest work. Read Here

📅 On This Day in Rock History

November 8th, 1971 - Led Zeppelin releases their iconic fourth album, featuring the timeless “Stairway to Heaven.” It remains one of the greatest rock anthems ever! Listen to the whole official remastered album here.

🌈 Rock & Roll Inspiration

This rock anthem has become an eternal classic. With Steve Perry’s iconic vocals, it’s a power ballad that still inspires listeners worldwide. Hear it Here

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🎂 Rock Star Birthdays

Bonnie Raitt (74) – Known for her soulful slide guitar and bluesy voice. Raitt’s hit “I Can’t Make You Love Me” remains a tear-jerker classic. Listen to “I Can’t Make You Love Me”

🕊️ Remembering a Legend

Dan McCafferty – Nazareth’s powerful and gravelly-voiced lead singer passed away on November 8, 2022, at the age of 76. Known for his unforgettable vocals on the band’s iconic hits like “Love Hurts” and “Hair of the Dog,” McCafferty helped define the raw, edgy sound of Scottish rock. His voice, full of grit and emotion, brought Nazareth’s music to life and left a lasting impact on the hard rock genre. Listen to "Love Hurts"

🎧 Essential Track for Today

“Baba O'Riley” – The Who
This explosive track, often mistakenly called “Teenage Wasteland,” is The Who at their finest. Pete Townshend wrote it as an ode to the disenfranchised youth of the time, blending powerful synthesizers with driving guitar and passionate vocals. Named after two of Townshend’s influences, Meher Baba and minimalist composer Terry Riley, this song captures the spirit of rebellion and the search for meaning. It’s a timeless anthem that’s just as electrifying today as it was in 1971. Listen to the Deluxe Edition Here

💿 New Release:

Long After Dark by Tom Petty New Deluxe Version
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ 1982 album Long After Dark marked a turning point in their sound, blending Petty's signature rock and roll with new-wave influences. Featuring hits like "You Got Lucky" and "Change of Heart," this album dives deep into themes of resilience, heartbreak, and hard-won wisdom. The latest release offers remastered audio that enhances every riff, beat, and lyric, making it feel like you're right there in the studio. For any Petty fan, this release is a timeless addition to the collection, capturing the raw energy and poetic spirit that made Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers rock legends. Get it exclusively on Amazon.

🔦 Deep Track Spotlight

“Candle in the Wind” (Original Version) by Elton John
Originally written as a tribute to Marilyn Monroe, Elton’s lesser-known 1973 version remains deeply moving, capturing fame’s loneliness. Listen Here

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🤔 Trivia Answer
Answer: The Rolling Stones! Inspired by Muddy Waters’ “Rollin’ Stone” and keeping the blues tradition alive.

Have a Rockin’ Day!
Hippy Pete