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    JOHN MAYALLS BLUESBREAKERS

    Mick Taylor from The Rolling Stones

    Mick Taylor Joins The Stones [video]

    The Colosseum in Rome played host to the Rolling Stones on this date in 1969.  Mick Taylor left his gig with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers and made his Live debut with the Band at that historic gig. […]

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    The Rolling Stones Play Twickenham Stadium

    Carter Alan’s Rock N’ Roll Diary: June 8

    Founding [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Rolling Stones[/lastfm] member Brian Jones quit the band on this day in 1969, citing “musical incompatibility.” Who replaced him as the Stones guitarist?

    2011/06/08

    Carter’s Rock N’ Roll Diary: November 26

    Happy Birthday to founding Fleetwood Mac bassist John McVie. What group did he play in just prior to joining the Mac in 1967?

    2010/11/26

    Carter’s Rock N’ Roll Diary: June 17th

    On this day in 1966 The Beatles released “Yesterday & Today” in the U.S. – the so-called “Butcher Cover”  showing the band with baby dolls and bloody chunks of meat was quickly withdrawn and replaced.  […]

    2010/06/17

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    Carter’s Rock N’ Roll Diary: June 15th

    Peter Green left John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers to start Fleetwood Mac on this day in 1967. Who replaced him?

    2010/06/15

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    In this image provided by Columbia Records, Bruce Springsteen shown Nov. 14, 1975, was practically unknown until the mid-70s--but with the release of "Born to Run" he emerged as a rock 'n' roll’ superstar. (AP Photo/Columbia Records)

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