
Greg Brodsky
Founder/CEO at Best Classic Bands
Founder-CEO of Best Classic Bands. Always looking to add to my vinyl collection.
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1 month ago |
bestclassicbands.com | Greg Brodsky
Since Opening Day in 1998, moments after the final out is recorded in a Boston Red Sox win at Fenway Park, the loudspeakers blare “Dirty Water,” a 1966 hit single, the only one, in fact, from a garage band called the Standells. The Fenway Faithful sing along to the lyrics from songwriter Ed Cobb.
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bestclassicbands.com | Greg Brodsky
Some of the stories making headlines in 1981: A minor league baseball game was finally suspended after the 32nd inning, tied at 2-2, at 4:07 a.m. Among the players were future Hall of Famers, Cal Ripken, Jr. and Wade Boggs. Bob Marley died of cancer on May 11 at age 36. There were assassination attempts on President Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II. Raiders of the Lost Ark arrived in theaters on June 12. Charles, the Prince of Wales, married Lady Diana Spencer on July 29.
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bestclassicbands.com | Greg Brodsky
Roberta Flack, the first recording artist to win the Grammy Award for Record of the Year in consecutive years, died today (February 24, 2025). In 2022, the singer revealed that she had been diagnosed with ALS and was no longer able to sing. The beloved singer scored with a pair of #1 singles, “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” and “Killing Me Softly With His Song” in 1972 and 1973. Both went on to win Record of the Year honors.
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Jan 9, 2025 |
bestclassicbands.com | Greg Brodsky
Paul Rappaport, who enjoyed a storied career in rock radio promotion for decades at Columbia Records during the genre’s glory days of multi-Platinum sales and sold-out arena tours, is publishing a book, Gliders Over Hollywood: Airships, Airplay, and The Art of Rock Promotion.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
bestclassicbands.com | Greg Brodsky
Peter Yarrow, the singer and songwriter who, with Noel Paul Stookey and Mary Travers, was a member of the folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, which was immensely popular throughout the 1960s, died today (January 7, 2025), at his home in Manhattan while in hospice care. His death at age 86, following a lengthy battle with bladder cancer, was announced by his children, Bethany and Christopher Yarrow. Travers died 15 years earlier, in 2009, at age 72. Stookey, the trio’s sole surviving member, is 87.
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Review: The Doobie Brothers' 2024 Tour With Opener Steve Winwood (📷: Emma Goldschmidt/MSG Entertainment) https://t.co/mH00tlgxKr https://t.co/ILlR4fIYu7

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Elvis Presley ‘Memphis’ Box: Definitive Collection of Hometown Recordings https://t.co/IzvYGln77s https://t.co/kYOZ5Ctp0v

On my roof today at 1:45P on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. https://t.co/05o1190Yk5