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Book Review: "There Was A Fire: Jews, Music and the American Dream" - Vimarsana News

Book Review: "There Was A Fire: Jews, Music and the American Dream"

Ben Sidran, a renowned musician in his own right, offers a definitive book about the ongoing impact Jews have had on the culture of this country, specifically on popular music from the 19th century through to the present.

David Lee Roth cancels his farewell shows due to COVID concerns - Vimarsana News

David Lee Roth cancels his farewell shows due to COVID concerns

Those who were hoping to catch one more show of legendary musician David Lee Roth before 2022 were out of luck.

Luton Town director to receive top music award - Vimarsana News

Luton Town director to receive top music award

Rob Stringer is head of Sony Music group

Walter Yetnikoff, CBS Records Head Who Helped Make Michael Jackson a Superstar, Dies at 87 - Vimarsana News

Walter Yetnikoff, CBS Records Head Who Helped Make Michael Jackson a Superstar, Dies at 87

Walter Yetnikoff, a colorful record label executive who led CBS Records as president/CEO...

Sammy Hagar Credits Eddie Van Halen With Blocking 1980s 'Van Hagar' Rebrand | Big Dog 95.9 - Vimarsana News

Sammy Hagar Credits Eddie Van Halen With Blocking 1980s 'Van Hagar' Rebrand | Big Dog 95.9

Van Halen, it was actually discussed as a rebrand for the band upon Hagar's arrival in the mid-'80s. An executive at Warner Bros. first suggested Van Halen change its name to Van Hagar during a band meeting in 1986, presumably with an eye on capitalizing on Hagar's notoriety as a solo artist and possibly hedging their bets in case 5150 was a commercial flop. Hagar recalled the discussion in a recent radio interview. It started with Warner Bros. executive Mo Ostin after the band played "Why Can't This Be Love" for him for the first time. "Mo Ostin went, 'Oh, I smell money' — he thought it ...

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