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- Mardi Gras With The Meters
- Hey, la-bàs, crawfish étouffée!
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- Philly When It Sizzles
- They'll be rockin' on Bandstand In Philadelphia, PA.
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3 years ago
Invading One Last Time
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It’s been 47 years since The Who invaded America, becoming a huge hit after a kick-ass performance at 1967′s Monterey Pop Festival.
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JW Steps Out with Lazaretto Tour
Don’t miss Jack White on his 37-stop tour, promoting his second solo album, Lazaretto. He’s on the road June 25-Nov. 19.
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To the Limit – One More Time
The Eagles soar into a venue near you, May 2014-March 2015. Get your mirrors on the ceiling and pink champagne on ice.
Features FeastWith the overload of information that comes at us from all directions today, is discovering new Rock-N-Roll on the radio still possible?
Altamont – the end of an era, as it has been unceasingly ballyhooed – is seared onto the world’s mind. But it was a blip, not an apocalypse.
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Footage of Springsteen and Southside Johnny performing “The Fever,” “I Don’t Want to Go Home” and “Having a Party.”
Vintage footage of Neil playing “The Old Laughing Lady” outside Glasgow Central Station.
Mango FacebookMango TweetsMashed Potato Time
Dione LaRue became Dee Dee Sharp overnight when her producers changed her name to better fit with her upcoming release, “Mashed Potato Time.” They literally thought the name was sharper.
Sharp had worked her way up through singing in Philadelphia churches to back up singer for the likes of Jackie Wilson and Frankie Avalon and eventually to a duet in “Slow Twistin’” with the then-megastar, Chubby Checker.
“Mashed Potato Time” maintains its position as one of the greatest Rock-N-Roll dance tunes of all time.
