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Mark Farner talks new live DVD, Grand Funk Railroad hits, Rock Hall snub Updated Mar 03, 2021; Facebook Share Where would ’70s rock be without Grand Funk Railroad? The Flint, Michigan trio spent the decade liquifying hi-fi’s and coliseums with blue-collar groove-guitar songs, like “We’re An American Band,” “Shinin’ On,” and “Footstompin’ Music,” and big-hair covers of R&B gems “Some Kind of Wonderful” and “The Loco-Motion.” Grand Funk sold out New York’s Shea Stadium faster than The Beatles had. They were a band of the people if there ever was. And a welcome, ...

GRAMMY Museum/Getty Images Ringo Starr will be the subject of a virtual presentation that will premiere next month as part of the Grammy Museum‘s COLLECTION:live online streaming service. The program will include new and archival interviews with the former Beatles drummer as well as a virtual version of Starr’s 2013 Grammy Museum exhibit “Ringo: Peace & Love.” The exhibit offered a look at Starr’s life, from his childhood in Liverpool, U.K., to his early years playing with Rory Storm through his historic stint with The Beatles, to his successful career as a solo artist and then l...

Grammy Museum Announces Ringo Starr Virtual Exhibit Museum will also release new and archival interviews with the former Beatle Angie Martoccio, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail On March 4th, the museum will release a 2010 interview with Starr from their Live From the Vault series, followed by a new interview with the museum’s founding executive director Bob Santelli on March 18th. Starr will discuss his upcoming EP Zoom In and his new book Ringo Rocks: 30 Years of the All Starrs 1989-2019. More from Rolling Stone The museum will also feature the 2013 exhibit Peace & Love virtually; it...

Feb 4, 2021 (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images) Ringo Starr is one of the most famous living musicians the world. Bret talks with the former Beatle drummer about his Red Rocks memories (oxygen!), his latest song, album, and book. Ringo also shares the joy of playing with his All Starr band and tips for living in lockdown.   

Sir Ringo Starr ‘miserable’ at not being able to visit his family for Christmas PA 23 December 2020, 2:46 am Sir Ringo Starr has told of his sadness at not being able to join his family in the UK for Christmas due to the pandemic. The beloved former Beatle, 80, is in Los Angeles with wife Barbara Bach and, like millions of others, will be unable to physically see his children and grandchildren over the festive period. Great-grandfather Sir Ringo, who is celebrating three decades of his All Starr Band with the book Ringo Rocks: 30 Years Of The All Starrs, said missing a family Christmas ma...