We Will Rock You

     Gentle Giant guitarist Gary Green has been confirmed as the guest for Long Live Rock on Sunday, November 15^th at 8 PM EST / 7 PM Central. Green will join hosts Sterling Whitaker (www.wewillrockyoublog.com) and Jeb Wright (www.classicrockrevisited.com) to talk about Gentle Giant’s recent digital remasters and take some listener calls. The show streams live on Blog Talk Radio and will also be available afterward for streaming and download. Fans can call in to the show and speak to Gary Green live.

     Gentle Giant is regarded by many as one of the world’s most underrated rock bands. From 1970 to 1980 Gentle Giant released a string of musically adventurous albums that challenged the preconceptions of the rock genre while earning the band a rabidly loyal following. Though the band never achieved the same degree of commercial success as its progressive rock contemporaries like ELP, Yes, Genesis or Jethro Tull, Gentle Giant retains a fanatical cult-like audience almost forty years after the release of its first album. On November 3rd Gentle Giant released ‘In A Glass House’, ‘The Power and the Glory’, ‘Free Hand’, ‘Interview’, ‘Playing The Fool’, ‘The Missing Piece’, and ‘Giant For A Day’ through all digital channels. The albums are re-mastered and each one features several tracks from either live concerts or live radio sessions.

     Gary Green played on all of Gentle Giant’s albums and tours. In recent years he has recorded with Billy Sherwood on a number of projects, and in 2009 Green formed a new band called Three Friends with other former Gentle Giant members, performing the music of Gentle Giant. He will be discussing the digital releases, his career with Gentle Giant and Three Friends, and taking listener calls. The show will stream live at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/LongLiveRock/2009/11/16/Gary-Green-from-Gentle-Giant , and fans can call (347) 637-3446 with questions for Gary Green.

FROM WWW.BRAVEWORDS.COM:

Vocalist Steven Tyler seems to have quashed the rumours and assorted babble that he had quit AEROSMITH by joining THE JOE PERRY PROJECT on stage on November 1Oth in New York City at the Fillmore. They performed the Aerosmith classic ‘Walk This Way’, preceeded by an announcement from Tyler that he has not left the band.

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