#graham bonnet

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I've heard this story, but I'm not sure if it really happened

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Cozy Powell. 29 December 1947 – 05 April 1998.

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Written by Russ Ballard

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Dancer-MSG-Graham

Michael Schenker - Lead guitar Graham Bonnet - Vocal Gary Shea - Bass Paul Raymond - Keyboards, Rhythm guitar Cozy Powell - Drums

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Thursday, March 7: Impellitteri, "Goodnight and Goodbye" [ENCORE]

The Today’s Metal Tune tumblr posted its first song March 5, 2014.  Amazingly, 10 YEARS LATER we are still here and going strong.  A huge THANK YOU to everyone that has followed, liked, reblogged and commented over the past 10 years, this tumblr has been a passion project that took on a life of its own and far exceeded humble expectations, and that is all because so many have listened and gotten in on the fun.  To celebrate the past decade, we are revisiting some favorites from the early years.  Stay Metal everyone, there’s much more still to come…

Stand in Line saw Graham Bonnet team up with his fifth guitar hero and mixed late ‘80s LA hair metal with ridiculous shredding and Bonnet’s incomparable vocals and unique POV.  “Goodnight and Goodbye” fit in well with the scene at the time, while also offering commentary on the emptiness of that same scene.  Bonnet was an interesting lyricist, offering a specificity that made his words feel lived-in, and the words here read as celebratory at first, but by the end felt rather lonely, especially when paired with Bonnet’s delivery.  Meanwhile, Chris Impellitteri claimed he tried to play like Ritchie Blackmore on this album in order to give it a more Rainbow-like feel and fit Bonnet’s voice better, but he really sounded like an even more coked-out Yngwie Malmsteen.  Still, “Goodnight and Goodbye” and much of Stand in Line rocked out convincingly, even if Chris Impellitteri’s shredding frequently crossed over into absurdity.  It was the sound of a time and place long gone, and a scene that’s looked back on with both derision and fondness.

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Graham Bonnet - Only One Woman

[1977-1981-the-era-of-music]

Now Playing...

Artist: Graham Bonnet

Title: Such A Shame

Album: No Bad Habits

Played on: Thu Feb 13 2025 10:18:47 GMT-0600 (Central Standard Time)

#Graham Bonnet #1977 to 1981 THE ERA OF MUSIC

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FREAK 'N' ROLL 4

RAINBOW - MONSTERS OF ROCK 1980

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This is a nice melodic hard rock discovery (a song from quite a while back... - 1987)

Tip: The song begins at about 1 minute.

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Album Artists:

Ronnie Atkins – lead & backing vocals

Ken Hammer – guitars

Allan Delong – bass guitar

Phil Moorhead – drums

Alan Owen – keyboards

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(333) Time Travel Radio 1981 Pt.1

Disciples!Here we go! Finally kicking off TTR 1981 with episode 333 – half the beast! There’s some great obvious bands as well as some ‘lesser-knowns’ and here’s where we start. Enough talking – let’s get rockin’! \m/ (Time) Artist – Song [Album]BLOCK ONE: 0:01:00 The Tubes – Talk To Ya Later [The Completion Backward Principle]0:05:41 Bryan Adams – Fits Ya Good [You Want It You Got It]0:10:10…

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rainbow down to earth! 🌎 🌈

(giving these postcards to everyone i meet)

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Rainbow - Down To Earth 28/07/1979

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Written by Russ Ballard

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Alcatrazz - God Blessed Video (1985)

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🥰🌈 this video is the first time i seen graham 🕶🐰💖(ohhhh my honey bunny………i love u😭)

I didn't appreciate this album before that, getting to know him changed everything, including my perspective on pop rock.

RAINBOW - since you’ve been gone (offical music video)

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Happy birthday Graham Bonnet