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Wines That Rock?
 Posted 11/20/2009 7:00:00 AM
Wines That Rock, innovators of rock inspired wines, today announced the launch of its first three Rock ‘n Roll varietals, “Forty Licks Merlot,” “Woodstock Chardonnay” and “The Dark Side of the Moon Cabernet Sauvignon.” A partnership between legendary rock business managers RZO and award winning winemakers Mendocino Wine Co., Wines That Rock looks to capture the quality and spirit of Rock ‘n Roll in its portfolio of great tasting wines, iconic album art for labels, and great consumer value.
“Traditionally you create the wine and then name it based on its personality. With these wines, we blasted the music in the cellar of the winery and developed a bottle of wine that captured the attitude of the music,” said Ron Roy, co-founder of Wines That Rock.
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New ZZ Top Album on the way
Posted 11/19/2009 11:33:00 AM
We last saw a new studio album from Texas rockers ZZ Top back in 2003 when they released Mescalero. Late word from Billy Gibbons is that the other two members of his group, bass player Dusty Hill and drummer Frank Beard (I just love the way the only guy in the band without a beard is named Beard!) are in the studio in the Dallas area making preparations for their new album.
 ZZTOP hope to have the new album finished between working on the road and working in the studio. Billy described recording as “fun,”
Rod Stewart say's NO to the Face's
Posted 11/19/2009 11:30:00 AM
Yet another classic act have finally announced their intentions to embark on a tour next year. One major factor holding up a Faces tour that has been talked about for a while was Rod Stewart’s reluctance to make a decision about joining his old band mates or doing something else.
Stewart has finally decided that he would rather do other things and will not be joining the Faces on tour. This has freed up the other members of the group to move forward and begin planning their 2010 tour.
Showing what may have been a bit of frustration on the part of the other members of the group, keyboardist Ian McLagan stated: “If we don’t do it very soon, one of us is gonna check out. We’ve been waiting and waiting for Rod to say yes; now he’s finally said no. So we’re gonna do it.”
Will this news send ...
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