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Veteran DJ Tony Peters has been interviewing musicians for over 20 years. His official site (www.iconfetch.com) has become a great resource for info on the Legends of Music: album reviews, concert dates, CD release dates and more.

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Geoff Tate has led Queensryche through 11 albums that have combined metal with thought-provoking lyrics. The band is celebrating the 20th anniversary edition of their landmark album Empire. Tate talks with us about the direction they... more
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Outrageous is his middle name. Mojo Nixon first rose to prominence in the mid Eighties with a string of punkbilly college radio hits like "Stuffin' Martha's Muffin," "Burn Down the Malls," and his most-famous track, "Elvis is Everywhere." As... more
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Australian Claude Hay is literally a one-man band, using his custom-made twin neck guitar-bass combination, plus a looping machine, to layer instruments while he plays. He's just released Deep Fried Satisfied, a collection of songs... more
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The founder of Procol Harum, which had a monster hit with 1967’s A Whiter Shade of Pale, stops by Icon Fetch to chat about remastering the band’s catalogue, and adding new bonus material. Gary will take host Tony Peters... more
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Elijah Wald is the author of a new book, The Blues - A Very Short Introduction. In a little over 100 pages, he explores the history of blues, covering it's many styles and key pioneers. He also traces its connection to other forms of music,... more
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Tommy Keene has been making his brand of melodic rock for almost 30 years now. His early independent releases garnered high praise from critics, and when he jumped to a major label, big things were expected. Through a series of... more
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Martin Briley is primarily known as a "one hit wonder" for his 1983 hit "Salt in My Tears." But, what people may not know is that he is a prolific songwriter who has penned songs for a diverse list of artists, including Pat Benatar, Celine Dion,... more
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Solomon Burke was one of the greatest soul singers of all time. Sadly, he passed away over the weekend at the age of 70. Icon Fetch had a chance to talk with Solomon back in May about his latest CD, "Nothing's Impossible." We're going to... more
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Dwight Twilley is best known for a pair of #16 hits: "I'm On Fire," from 1975, and "Girls" (with Tom Petty), from 1984, but he's been making songs with catchy hooks his entire career. He's set to release a brand new disc called "Green... more
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Solomon Burke was one of the greatest soul singers of all time. Sadly, he passed away over the weekend at the age of 70. Icon Fetch had a chance to talk with Solomon back in May about his latest CD, "Nothing's Impossible." We're going to... more
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