Courtesy of Julien's AuctionsA rare custom-made Vox electric guitar played by both John Lennon and George Harrison while they were in The Beatles is among the highlights of a memorabilia auction that will be held at the Hard Rock Café in New York City on May 18. The instrument, which can be seen in the Fab Four's Magical Mystery Tour film, is expected to fetch between $200,000 and $300,000. read more ≫
Frampton.comPeter Frampton's upcoming Guitar Circus Tour, which will feature the veteran rocker playing alongside various other well-known guitarists, is really beginning to take shape. Frampton now has confirmed a dozen shows, stretching from a June 8 appearance in Midland, Texas, through an August 30 show in Lincoln, California. Even more dates have popped up online at other sites, although they've yet to be listed on Frampton.com. read more ≫
EMI MusicThe Beatles' very first album, Please Please Me, was released 50 years ago today in the United Kingdom. The 14-track collection arrived as the Beatlemania craze was beginning to spread throughout the Fab Four's homeland. Packed with such classic John Lennon-Paul McCartney compositions as the title track, "I Saw Her Standing There," "Love Me Do" and "P.S. I Love You," plus several memorable cover tunes, Please Please Me only served to escalate the fans' fervor for the group. read more ≫
Photo: Penny LancasterBack in 1963, when Rod Stewart was just a teenager and still an unknown, he got his girlfriend pregnant. Because the couple wasn't married and had no money, their baby girl was given up for adoption. Now, Stewart has written a tribute to that old girlfriend on his upcoming album, Time. read more ≫
RecordStoreDay.comYou can add Aerosmith, Sly and the Family Stone and Jimi Hendrix to the list of artists who will be issuing limited-edition vinyl discs in conjunction with next edition of the Record Store Day initiative. read more ≫
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