Who Does Writer John McAlley Think He Is? I'd like to know, because I'd like to get to know writer John McAlley. Catching up with this month's GQ at lunchtime, I happened to enjoy a story about said writer's dalliance with Peter Frampton's ex-girlfriend 30 years ago this Labor Day. The story ? not online, near as I can tell ? involved a good bit of rock history; some enjoyable McAlley personal history; and a great NSFW quote about why the 10-years-older, drug-n-booze party girl ex-girlfriend would go for a teetotal, self-identified.Peter Frampton Concerts Tickets.

Sing-a-long Friday I love a good cover! After having Buttercup Baby lodged in my brain for a week, it's time for a new catchy tune. This is one of my favourite songs of all time* which is usually sung by my least favourite people of all time, Paul McCartney.o it is with great pleasure that I present to you to sing along with this Friday, a McCartneyless version.".I Saw Her Standing There.".thanks to my favourite Beatle, George and his mates. If, like Mick Jagger, you are unsure of the words, you can check . Tickets.

By ELIZABETH LEE A jalapeno pepper Parry sound art in the park Peter Frampton Tickets, Mauler, Johnson was a master on the defensive, a natural fighter who came from the lower divisions and, through hard work and constant study, developed himself into a title holder. Johnson is number.

Listen: Chris DeMarco With all of these nostalgic acts popping up, it's nice to see someone else take it to another level. Chris DeMarc's style is lodged somewhere between Peter Frampton and Buffalo Springfield, without a talkbox.  With classic rock and 80s seeping through, he would have fit well into a tour with the likes of Boston, and this man is truly comes off as comfortable in his own skin. Pure positivity pours out of this man's music - with Styx-like bombast in the chorus for ?Sail Away? and a David Gilmo. Cheap Peter Frampton Tickets.

The Paul Collins Beat at The Earl tonight Concerts, Photo by Antonio Garcia Olmedo Paul Collins cut his teeth during a strange time in American music. When his band, the Los Angeles power-pop trio the Nerves, released its one and only four-song 7-inch in 1976, the radio waves were dominated by Peter Frampton types riffing on 20-minute guitar solos. The hippies had come and gone and punk rock was still a few years down the road. No one knew what to make of three guys driving to gigs in a station wagon, wearing suits with skinny ties and playin.

UnderCover 8/27/08 One of the best parts of music is hearing your favorite artist or band cover a classic. That is why for today's UnderCover set, we are bringing you artists who have perfected the art of covering a song. UnderCover Pick- 8.27.08 .".Black Hole.".Covered by: Steve Lawrence .&.Eydie Gorme As stated on Steve and Eydie's official website'IF STEVE LAWRENCE AND EYDIE GORME DON'T ENTERTAIN YOU, THEN NO ONE CAN ENTERTAIN YOU! Truer words have not been spoken. As lege. Peter Frampton.

Creating a Soundtrack to My Life: Enjoying Where I'm At One of my favorite childhood memories is of my parents? record collection. I would sit in front of our stereo with the records spread over the living room carpet, balancing the much-too-large headphones over my ears. I would close my eyes and listen with delight, awe and sadness to The Kinks, Peter Frampton, Janis Joplin, Cream, Chicago, and the Allman Brothers. What I heard affected me. It's a wonder my parents didn't guess I would be a DJ and run a radio station one day. Music can move. Keswick Theatre.

My life of being near beer My life of being near beer by The Night Writer Kevin at Return to Manliness had a great contribution to last week's Manival about the simple pleasures of Cheap Yard Beer; that is, cheap beer you pound down in the back yard while putting up a garage or maybe grilling some brontosaurus ribs. While I'm not much of a beer-drinker these days, and when I do imbibe I favor the heavier ales, his list brought back a lot of warm memories of cold cans of beer, especially the brands my father liked. Glenside.

Create a soundtrack to your life One of my favorite childhood memories is of my parents? record collection. I would sit in front of our stereo with the records spread over the living room carpet, balancing the much-too-large headphones over my ears. I would close my eyes and listen with delight, awe and sadness to The Kinks, Peter Frampton, Janis Joplin, Cream, Chicago, and the Allman Brothers. What I heard affected me. It's a wonder my parents didn't guess I would be a DJ and run a radio station one day. Music can move. PA.

Featured Artist Interview: Wendy Wang of the Sweet Hurt Keswick Theatre Tickets.