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  1. Aug 10, 2011 · In this week’s CityBeat, Brian Baker caught up with one of Cincinnati’s most popular bands ever (and an early Album Project participant), The Raisins, whose seminal lineup is reuniting for ...

  2. Aug 10, 2011 · Dissolved in 1985, The Raisins remained active individually and semi-collectively but the band’s most renowned lineup — Fetters, bassist Bob Nyswonger, keyboardist Rick Neiheisel (now...

  3. Find the most recently played songs on WEBN, Cincinnati's ROCK Station & Home of the KiddChris Show!

  4. Jun 6, 2021 · List of bands that got their start at CBGB--70s punk bands that became famous by playing at CBGB in NYC. CBGB was a legendary music club located at 315 Bowery at Bleecker Street in Manhattan.

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    • AC/DC. Most played song: The Jack. Right out of the gates we have a surprise –this slice of prime, Bon Scott-era sleaze beats Whole Lotta Rosie into second place by a wide margin.
    • Aerosmith. Most played song: Walk This Way. This is much more like it – Aerosmith’s most famous song is the one they’ve played most. In fact, ’Smiths fans could probably pick the top three blindfolded: Dream On is at number two and Sweet Emotion at three.
    • The Beatles. Most played song: Twist And Shout. The Beatles’ career as a live band last just six years, give or take the odd rooftop performance, but they managed to fit in a staggering 1400-plus gigs during that time, often playing two shows a day in their early years.
    • Black Sabbath. Most played song: Paranoid. It had to be Paranoid, albeit narrowly trouncing Iron Man and War Pigs as the most-played Black Sabbath song after making its first live appearance in March 1970 during a show at the long-gone Temple Club in London.
  5. Nov 25, 2016 · Literally hundreds of performers, including Dolly Parton, Queen, Elton John and Liza Minnelli, played gigs at the Sun City resort in Bophuthatswana - a nominally independent "homeland" for black...

  6. Oct 16, 2020 · Gary Shell, Jeff McCurdy, and Mark Tipton talk about their memories of Reflections and some of the bands they heard there.

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