Long Live Rock

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Long Live Rock is an interview show featuring in-depth exclusives with some of rock music's greatest artists. Host Sterling Whitaker is a Nashville-based music journalist, and the author of two books: 'Unsung Heroes of Rock Guitar' in 2003, and 2007's 'The Grand Delusion: The Unauthorized True Story of Styx'. Whitaker has appeared as a guest on VH1, BBC Radio, and radio stations all over North America and has interviewed an impressive list of classic rock and progressive rock personalities for Examiner.com

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Tracii Guns is best-known for his role as guitarist and founding member of the Hollywood-based rock group L.A. Guns, which became one of the leading lights of the Sunset Strip scene in the 1980s with its self-titled debut album. Guns... more

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Doug Marks is the Mel Bay of Metal. Through his instructional series of Metal Method tapes, CDs and DVDs he has probably taught more people to play guitar than any other person on Earth today. In the mid-80s I first learned to play... more

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Alan Morse is the guitarist and founding member of the progressive rock band Spocks Beard. He founded the band in 1992 with his brother Neal, and the group released its first album, The Light in 1995. Neal departed in 2002, but the band... more

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Mark Newman is an in-demand singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist in the New York scene. His long list of credits includes playing with such legendary figures as Willy DeVille, Sam the Sham, and Sam Moore. Newman recently... more

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The Tears for Fears frontman—who had a monster hit with 1984’s Everybody Wants to Rule the World—fills Long Live Rock’s Sterling Whitaker in on his new project: Stripped Down Live, an online TV show sporting... more

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Jordan Rudess is one of the most celebrated keyboardists working in the music scene today. Rudess was a child prodigy, studying classical piano at the famed Juilliard School of Music when he was just nine years old. By his late teens he... more

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Rick Wakeman is best known for his groundbreaking keyboard playing in the classic era of the British progressive rock group Yes. Joining the band for 1971s Fragile album, he stayed through Tales From Topographic Oceans in 1973... more

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Steve Hackett is probably best known for playing guitar in the groundbreaking progressive rock group Genesis. Joining the band in 1971 for the album Nursery Cryme, the guitarist stayed with Genesis through 1977s Wind & Wuthering... more

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Nils Lofgren has done pretty well for himself. His four-decade musical career has been an amazing journey that took an accordion-playing kid from the South Side of Chicago and placed him among some of the most important musicians of... more
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