@DeneenKrom Hope you have a long, fun holiday weekend! Just started making iced lattes using Nescafé Instant Espresso. 1 tablespoon in 6oz cold water, 1 tablespoon brown sugar, 1 teaspoon caramel syrup, stir and add to a glass containing 1/2 cup milk in ice. Quick and fantastic!
@20th_Centurygal And then one day you find tens years have got behind you, no one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun - Time by Pink Floyd
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Happy 76th Birthday to Ann Wilson...🎉
For more than five decades, she has been one of rock's most distinctive and powerful voices.
The songs endure, the influence remains, and her place in rock history is secure...❤
Candice Night And Marcus Nand Deliver The Terms For Surrender - The Rainbow Rocker Done Acoustic Style
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Los Angeles, California: As the clock continues ticking down to the June 19 release of Ride The Rainbow - The Ultimate Tribute To Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow, one of the most powerful - yet, at the same time, delicate - performances on the entire album spins off as Rainbow’s latest single.
Long time followers of Ritchie’s post-Rainbow Blackmore’s Night will already know that vocalist Candice Night is no stranger to the Rainbow catalog - “Man On The Silver Mountain, “ Difficult To Cure” and “Temple Of The King” have all found a place in Blackmore’s Night’s live show over the years. And no matter who voiced Rainbow’s original, still Night made the song her own.
She’s done it again on Ride The Rainbow. “I Surrender” was first heard on Difficult To Cure, Rainbow’s fifth album (from 1981) and their first to feature vocalist Joe Lynn Turner - who also appears on the tribute, alongside both his predecessor, Graham Bonnet and his successor, Doogie White.
Night and co-conspirator Marcus Nand, however, have a very different vision of Rainbow to those others, so much so that, alone among the 13 Rainbow classics selected for this tribute, “I Surrender” is the only song to be given two airings - the other, truly rocking storm, is voiced by Tim “Ripper” Owens (Judas Priest) and it’s be hard to imagine two greater extremes. Picking favorites, on the other hand, is a lot tricker.
Night’s vocals, as mystic and magnificent as they ever are with Blackmore’s Night, offer the song an entire new lease of life - even those among of us who can sing along with every Rainbow song have probably never truly acknowledged the depths of emotion and tenderness that hallmark “I Surrender,” but - seemingly effortlessly - Night and Nand bring them sparkling into full view. “I Surrender” (Acoustic Version) is, quote possibly, the most radical reimagining on the album… which, if you’ve listened to any of the past singles, is one helluva achievement.
Track listing
1. Long Live Rock ’n’ Roll - Bob Daisley, Graham Bonnet, Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal, Carmine Appice, Don Airey 2. Man on the Silver Mountain - Sebastian Bach, Doug Aldrich, Bob Daisley, Carmine Appice, Mick Box, Jonathan Cain 3. Stargazer - Derek Sherinian, Marty Friedman, Vinny Appice, Jürgen Engler, Joe Bouchard, Ronnie Romero 4. Lady of the Lake - Angel 5. Rainbow Eyes - Mike Tramp 6. Since You Been Gone - Marty Friedman, Vinny Appice, Graham Bonnet, Jürgen Engler 7. Kill the King - Rick Wakeman, Bob Daisley, Vinnie Moore, Marc Lopes, Chris Adler 8. The Temple of the King - Steve Morse, Phil Soussan, Ronnie Romero, Simon Wright, Jonathan Cain, Kevin James Morse 9. Jealous Lover - George Lynch, Vinny Appice, Andrew Freeman, David Ellefson, Jonathan Cain 10. I Surrender - Eric Gales, Tim "Ripper" Owens, Phil Soussan, Don Airey, Chris Adler 11. Catch the Rainbow - Doogie White, Derek Sherinian, Chris Poland, Vinny Appice, Bob Daisley 12. Street of Dreams - Paul Shortino, Joel Hoekstra, Joe Bouchard, Fred Aching, Jonathan Cain 13. Stone Cold - Vivian Campbell, Joe Lynn Turner 14. I Surrender - Marcus Nand, Candice Night
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Today in Cheap Trick history: 4 June – (1977) Cheap Trick performed the second of a three consecutive night run at the Whisky a Go Go in West Hollywood, California. Four tracks from the shows on this day were included in the “https://t.co/WFMIpqbSXM Trick” box set. The 2020 Record Store Day vinyl release “Out To Get You! Live 1977” included 12 further songs from the early and late shows on this day, while 2022’s “Live at The Whisky 1977” limited edition 4CD box offered the full sets from both 3 and 4 June.
@20th_Centurygal Your posts are always fun and engaging. I’ve discovered a lot of new music thanks to you (listened to Journey Captured on the way to the store this morning). Thank You!
@Mikehomeseller All of them are excellent but I tend to favor All The World’s A Stage because it was the album that introduced me to Rush. IMO, it has the most raw “live” feel to it, like you’re sitting in the tenth row!
September 25th and 26th 1977 Fleetwood mac played two nights at the Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, USA. WMMS radio station is also called 'The Buzzard', seen here with Fleetwood Mac's mascot. WMMS was always a very powerful and influential rock station and it still exists.