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Shocking Blue are a Dutch rock band from the Netherlands that formed in 1967. They made an impact in Europe with their pychedelic sounds and lead female vocalist Mariska Veres but never really had much success elsewhere. You may know them best from their hit single The Doors Respond to Florida's Pardon of Jim Morrison - Doors members Ray Manzarek, John Densmore and Robby Krieger have issued a joint statement regarding Florida’s pardon of Jim Morrison. The Doors singer was pardoned this fall more than 40 years after his alleged obscene acts on a Miami stage. In 1969 the Doors played an infamous concert in Miami,... Woodstock Box Set Packed With Unreleased Dead, Who Tracks - The set also includes some of the famous non-music moments from the festival, including the infamous “Brown Acid” warning and Abbie Hoffman’s onstage encounter with the Who’s Pete Townshend. In compiling the box set, producer Andy Zax went through tapes of each performance, selecting the best material from each of... Just Colour - Lollipop Shoppe singer Fred Cole is what you could call a garage rock lifer, having been in and out of garage bands for more than 40 years now (with the exception of a short stint in the 70's when he wisely went to Canada to avoid the draft). His dedication... Vincebus Eruptum - Blue Cheer was named after a pure strand of LSD. Dickey Peterson (bass and vocals), Leigh Stephens (guitar), and Paul Whaley (drums) were average musicians and fair songwriters, but they had a vision that would lead to a far different type of rock music than was being produced in the... 100 Club Close To Being Saved? - Iconic London music venue The 100 Club is close to being saved, with owners negotiating a sponsorship deal. Founded during the Second World War, the 100 Club has been at the centre of virtually every youth movement Britain has produced. From bebop to punk, from The Rolling Stones to The... Similar Artists:
