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  Book Tells the Whole Horrific Story of the Station Nightclub Fire

  October 27 at 4 a.m.

  Ninety seconds doesn’t seem like a long amount of time. Most people can sing all of “The Star Spangled Banner” in that period. But a minute and a half was all that it took for 100 people to die and 200+ more to be seriously injured on the night of...

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  Peter Frampton Shows Readers the Way in His Autobiography

  October 26 at 4 a.m.

  Do You Feel Like I Do?: A Memoir By Peter Frampton with Alan Light 352 pp. $28 Hachette Books If rock star careers were measured in terms of their level of roller coaster-ness, then Peter Frampton’s would be a ride on (shout out to Astroworld) the Texas Cyclone, Greezed Lightnin’,...

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  Bob Gruen's Life Through the Lens of Rock and Roll

  October 22 at 4 a.m.

  While their names are often known only to music nerds and credit line readers, the iconic images taken by A-list Classic Rock and Roll Photographers are familiar from hundreds of record covers, T-shirts, posters, and prints which now can be seen in high-end galleries. This small club includes shutterbugs like...

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  Choose One: Carol's Vinyl Picks a Tom Petty Favorite

  October 20 at 4 a.m.

  Tom Petty fans everywhere will be noting and celebrating what would have been the late rock icon’s 70th birthday today. Listeners across the globe will dial up their favorites from more than a dozen studio albums the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame singer/songwriter shared before his untimely passing in...

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  Stevie Nicks Sprinkles Some 24K Gold Dust in Concert Film

  October 19 at 4 a.m.

  In rankings of a distinctive image and self-awareness as a rock star, Stevie Nicks skews toward the top of the list. For decades, she’s cultivated a persona of a mystical sorceress in both her music and lyrics as well as stage presence. Hell, her signature song “Rhiannon” is about a...

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  Dave Mason Strives to Be Alone Together...Again!

  October 15 at 4 a.m.

  During the current pandemic, there probably aren’t a whole lot of new rock bands forming around the country—much less one whose lineup consists solely of current or about-to-be-inducted Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members. Unfortunately, for Dave Mason and the Quarantines, the scope of their entire career will probably...