Geoff Barton

1 month ago | loudersound.com | Geoff Barton

Formed from the ashes of several 60s groups – including The Zombies – Argent were the band who wrote God Gave Rock And Roll To You, best known as the song Kiss covered in Bill And Ted’s Bogus Journey. In 2010, as they reunited for Classic Rock’s High Voltage festival, singer Russ Ballard and keyboard player Rod Argent looked back on the band’s career. Pity poor Cliff Richard, the eternally youthful doyen of easy listening pop whose decades-long success in the UK has never been matched in the US.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Geoff Barton

50 Cent is living his pettiest life as he continues to kick Diddy while he is down. He recently made fun of him over his alleged small manhood.As …

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Geoff Barton

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Gijsbert Hanekroot/RedfernsFormed from the ashes of several 60s groups – including The Zombies – Argent were the band who wrote God Gave Rock And Roll To You, best known as the song Kiss covered in Bill And Ted’s Bogus Journey. In 2010, as they reunited for Classic Rock’s High Voltage festival, singer Russ Ballard and keyboard player Rod Argent looked back on the band’s career.

2 months ago | loudersound.com | Geoff Barton

Journey have never been short of drama, from numerous line-up changes over the years to public spats between band members. But when Classic Rock say down with the shortly after the release of 2008’s Revelation album, it looked like they’d steadied the bought with new singer Arnel Pineda, who they discovered crooning cover versions of their songs on YouTube.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Geoff Barton

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Journey have never been short of drama, from numerous line-up changes over the years to public spats between band members. But when Classic Rock say down with the shortly after the release of 2008’s Revelation album, it looked like they’d steadied the bought with new singer Arnel Pineda, who they discovered crooning cover versions of their songs on YouTube.