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In 2003, a long-lost recording featuring Mick Jagger went up for bids at a London auction. The acetate record was cut in 1974 with Mick singing the blues song “Too Many Cooks” and Lennon playing guitar. It had never been released because the artists were on different labels. It sold for about 23-hundred dollars. In 1976, Beach Boy Bruce Johnson penned the tune. In 1998, Australian duo Savage Garden started a two week-run at number one on the singles chart with “Truly Madly Deeply.”  And in 2005, Tenacious D brought some of their famous rocker friends to a benefit for the victims...

Mötley Crüe are kicking off their 40th anniversary celebrations this weekend The band are preparing "a year of celebration" to mark the milestone Mötley Crüe (Picture: Paul Brown / Press) Mötley Crüe will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the band this weekend, kicking off “a year of celebration” to mark the milestone. The ‘Kickstart My Heart’ four-piece began life on January 17, 1981 when bassist Nikki Sixx first jammed with drummer Tommy Lee and their initial vocalist/guitarist Greg Leon. While Leon departed a short while after, Mick Mars and Vince Neil then joined...

87-Year-Old Willie Nelson Got His COVID-19 Vaccine WILLIE NELSON got his COVID-19 vaccine at a drive-up clinic in Cedar Park, Texas, on Wednesday. He's 87 years old and suffers from the lung condition COPD, so there's no doubt he's at high risk. Still, his wife Annie made it clear they didn't jump the line. She told " Rolling Stone " quote, "We made sure that he wasn't cutting anybody. In fact, the healthcare workers were kind of angry that we had waited so long." She added that she's been "insanely type A" about keeping Willie safe. Quote, "Stuff doesn't even come into the house unless ...

Find out why this was a huge day in Motley Crue history in 1981 and how Metallica changed on this day in 2001.

Find out why this was a huge day in Motley Crue history in 1981 and how Metallica changed on this day in 2001.