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  • Music Content Director, Future PLC, Classic Rock
  • Music Content Director, Future PLC, Metal Hammer
  • Content Director, Music, Future
  • None, CLASSIC ROCK MAGAZINE
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As seen in: Classic Rock, Future, Metal Hammer, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, Yahoo Entertainment, Nature, MDPI, Flipboard, Louder, Prog, Guitar World, Musicradar and
Content Director of Music at Future plc. Author of forthcoming book, Stay Alive: The Life & Death of Stuart Adamson bit.ly/stayalivescottrowley

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The Beatles debuted All You Need Is Love live to an audience of 400 million. Is it any wonder George fluffed his solo?

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By Scott Rowley Verified
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On 7 July, 1967, the Beatles released All You Need Is Love, a song that seemed to capture the spirit of the Summer of Love. The song had been debuted live just twelve days earlier, in extraordinary circumstances: in front of a load of friends – including Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton, Keith Moon and Graham Nash – for a BBC broadcast that went live to 14 different countries and an audience of over 400 million. Now that's a pressure gig.
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The Beatles debuted All You Need Is Love live to an audience of 400 million. Is it any wonder George fluffed his solo?

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By Scott Rowley Verified
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5 hours ago Netflix’s original programming has been rather hit-or-miss lately, with new seasons arriving with big viewership drops and, sometimes, sliding scores. However, Netflix’s licensing arm is still grabbing great series, and one is back with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes scored season. Its fourth, in fact. The …
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"I hit it with a hammer…" How J.J. Cale created one of the craziest guitars you'll ever see

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By Scott Rowley Verified
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When J.J. Cale died in July, 2013, he left behind not only a stunning body of work filled with gorgeous songs and tasteful guitar playing, but a whole load of guitar players who discovered him via YouTube and were left wondering: "What kinda crazy guitar is THAT?" Believe it or not, this electric guitar – that was Cale's number one guitar for many years – started life as a Harmony H162 acoustic guitar (pictured below).
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