Totally Fuzzy — jeffen said...
For thirty years now this band has been creating a singular post-punk-folk sound that cannot be replicated:
NEW MODEL ARMY - BBC Radio One Concert (1990)
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Topix — The band YES plays with Peter Frampton June 16 at Mohegan Sun. They are, left to right, Chris Squire, Alan White,, Steve Howe, Oliver Wakeman and Benoit David. more info
New Times Broward-Palm Beach, FL — There's a reason bars have ladies' nights. The ladies show up for the free drinks, and the men show up for the ladies. In the decade that brought machismo to its apex, Peter Frampton was the ladies' night of the '70s. He wasn't interested in swinging... more info
Altsounds — Eagle Records are delighted to announce the release of Peter Frampton's brand new studio album “Thank You Mr. Churchill”. The album is released on 5 July 2010 [Cat. No. EAGCD423]. The album was co-produced with Chris Kimsey who prod... more info
Totally Fuzzy — Chris said...
Dead Milkmen - Instant Club Hit(You'll Dance to Anything) 6 song CD single.
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Ekko said...
Cypress Hill-The Uprising: Tribute mixtape featuring Asher Roth, Sheek Louch, Styles P, Yelawolf, more.
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Totally Fuzzy — olegelagin said...
Arbete Och Fritid ~ 1973 ~ Arbete Och Fritid
Ancient Grease ~ 1970 ~ Women And Children First
Amon Dűűl II ~ 1977 ~ Almost Alive
Absolute Elsewhere ~ 1976 ~ In Search of Ancient Gods
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Reuters — NEW YORK (Reuters) - The cascading golden locks are cropped close now and he just turned 60, but Peter Frampton feels he has rediscovered the creative drive that made him one of rock's biggest acts.
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CNN Showbiz — It's been a long time since "Frampton Comes Alive" and even longer since he was the "Face of 1968." Those were the days when he had to be a crowd-pleasing teen idol. But these days, Peter Frampton makes records for himself.
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Popdose — Considering that I was only three years old when Peter Frampton’s first solo album, Wind of Change, came out, I couldn’t tell you what impact that might have had on the world of FM radio rock. Fans who followed him from his departure from Humble ... more info
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