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Vinyl records are called such because of the material Lp's (33 1/3 RPM) and 45's RPM records are made out of. Before the creation of Lp's in 1948, most records were pressed with shellac and more properly called gramophone records.

One of the sad songs Elvis Presley recorded, and performed during the 1950's was a tune called, "Old Shep." The story about a dog.

I'm not sure who you mean by "the Rod Stewart Band". Rod Stewart has been a singer for more than 40 years now. Rod was the singer with the Jeff Beck Band and the Faces in England in the '60s. Both bands existed before he joined them, so they would have had other singers. Rod started singing solo in 1969, and anything calling itself the "Rod Stewart Band" would probably have been just his back-up band, so he would have been the singer. For more info check Wikepedia.com

ALSO possible that you are referring to the members of Rod's band who have reformed as Apart From Rod with singer Rob Hart (ex-Bad Company) on vocals, replaced briefly by Jim Stapely and more recently by Ben Mills. The band now goes under the name of Cregan & Co. as it is fronted by ex-Rod guitarist and co-writer Jim Cregan. The band has included other ex-Rod guitarists Robin LeMesurier and Gary Grainger.

Yes, Two Dogs. Female and Male

Cassie and Max

Most fans assume by the lyrics that it is basically just a song revolving around a romantic relationship. The real meaning of the song is not actually known, as the members of Three Days Grace have never publicly stated the meaning.

His real name is Richard Wayne Penniman. Around 1957, he formed the Little Richard Evangelistic Team, travelling across the country preaching and singing gospel music. Later success in both gospel and rock music was under the name Little Richard.

the doors were one of the most awesomest bands ever, in the sixties and seventies. look em up they're awesome.

hmm it depends how you look at his hair. Too me it's reddish brownish.

Did you mean Sir Richard Rich? If so, just go to Yahoo.com and type "Sir Richard Rich pics" in the Search bar and the only images found are @ the top of the search results! Good Luck!

I've heard this question a lot among my friends, and I have to admit that I don't think Sly and the Family Stone did a version of 'Papa was a Rolling Stone'. A classic rock radio station out of Toronto plays The Temptations version, and I have won a couple of bets over the artist. I think the falsetto part throws many people for a loop, as they believe it as a female singer. I also believe that many people may be confused by a version that circulated on 'Limewire' that listed Sly and the Family Stone as the artist, and in this era of MP3 players, everyone takes the error as gospel. I could be wrong, but I have tried to find a version done by The Family Stone, and each time it is 'The Temptations'....

No, John Denver had been drinking heavily in that period of his life, and was failing medical exams, but it is not believed that he was actually intoxicated in any way when he was actually flying on that fateful day.

Dont know the first song they wrote but their first studio album was Fall Out Boys evening out with your Girlfriend which was originally recorded in....2001? and released on 2005 with theyre growing popularity

The tamborine man is symbolism for a drug dealer.......

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'Fraid not. Birmingham, England - Black Sabbath. (and if you trace metal's roots, they're mostly British too (barring Hendrix) - The Kinks, the Stones, Steppenwolf, The Who...)

It is not allowed for me to tell you John Mayer's number and he wishes that you people would stop trying to get it from him to give to your friends. Thank you.

- John Mayer's assistant

Elvis married to Priscilla Beaulieu from 1967 to 1973

It was Stephen Hawking http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=5618

kids-mgmt. I'm guessing, lol. (: a baby boy, screaming in his crib while monsters like tease him?

He is still alive.

For me it makes me psychologically healthier. Listening to it helps me vent my emotions in a healthy way, and the lyrics get me thinking about many deep and sometimes even philisophical subjects. I highly recommend it!

drums, bass, guitar

also the ocarina

John Waite first rose to fame as the frontman for the 70s group The Babys, and also found success as a solo artist ("Missing You" was his big solo hit) and as the frontman for Bad English.