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3 weeks ago | classicrockhistory.com | Skip Anderson |Brian Kachejian

Our 10 most rocking Doobie Brothers songs article presents some of the most roaring and rocking, “get up out of your seat” rock tunes the band has ever released. The Doobie Brothers have always been a solid rock and roll band, with the majority of their songs being up-tempo rockers. However, the band’s sound has additionally always been fueled by a lot of good old southern funk and New Orleans style soul.

Jan 13, 2025 | bozemandailychronicle.com | Skip Anderson

BOZEMAN — When NASA’s unmanned lunar lander launches from Florida next week, it will carry with it a radiation-tolerant computer developed at Montana State University. The computer was created by MSU faculty member Brock LaMeres. LaMeres is a professor in MSU’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, which is part of MSU’s Norm Asbjornson College of Engineering.

Nov 28, 2024 | helenair.com | Skip Anderson

BOZEMAN — The Montana Board of Regents has approved Montana State University’s proposal to establish a new institute to help address the nation’s security needs through applied research, technology development and education for the next generation of leaders. The Institute for National Security Research and Education, or INSRE, will serve as a hub at MSU, connecting existing national security work with other related research and providing high impact educational experiences for students.

Nov 22, 2024 | classicrockhistory.com | Skip Anderson |Brian Kachejian

Crafting a list like this is never something we take lightly. As fans of rock and roll, we celebrate the brilliance and innovation of the greatest artists in music history. However, even legends can stumble, and sometimes they release albums that leave their fans puzzled or disappointed. These records serve as reminders that creativity isn’t always a straight path, and every artist is bound to have a misstep.

Oct 28, 2024 | classicrockhistory.com | Skip Anderson |Brian Kachejian

The members of the band Yes have become cornerstones of the Progressive Rock genre both in their work within the band Yes, their collaborations with other artists and bands, and of course their solo albums. When we speak of the great keyboard players of the 1970’s Progressive Rock movement, two names always float to the top of that discussion. They are of course, Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman.