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Iron Maiden have unveiled the first song from their upcoming double album, The Book of Souls.

Joe Satriani has unveiled the video for the title track of his new Shockwave Supernova LP, and we have the exclusive premiere above.

Christian Lyon of Dolgeville has been busy after going to Berklee College of Music in Boston. He's a husband, daddy, landscaper, actor, writer and more!

AC/DC offer fans a glimpse of what goes into the making of a music video with this brief compilation of behind-the-scenes footage from their new clip for "Rock the Blues Away."

AC/DC have released the video for "Rock the Blues Away," the third single from their recent Rock or Bust album.

Ultimate Classic Rock is proud to premiere the video for Temple of Rock's "Live and Let Live," which serves as the opening track from the band's upcoming Spirit on a Mission.

David Bowie is sharing a dimly lit -- and, frankly, chilling -- video that's just as intriguing as his epic new song, an orchestral collaboration called 'Sue (Or in a Season of Crime).'

After much teasing, AC/DC have unveiled the video for 'Play Ball,' the first single from their upcoming album, 'Rock or Bust.'

Nobody does better song parodies than "Weird Al" Yankovic. In fact, when I play some songs on 96.1 WODZ like "My Sharona", I think of "Weird Al's" "My Bologna", or  "Jeopardy", I think of his parody, "I Lost On Jeopardy". "Just For Laughs", let's see what he can do with a Michael Jackson tune.

One of the longest lasting "British Invasion" groups, "The Who" made its debut on American television on this day in 1965. They appeared on the ABC-TV show, "Shindig", a teen music program of the time. I enjoy playing "The Who" on 96.1 WODZ, as their music is so diverse.

As a lifelong fan of "The Beatles", I had to take note that on this day in 1971, the "Imagine" solo album by John Lennon was certified gold. Imagine all the great songs he wound have written by now, had he lived. This song was his masterpiece.

Just as we had "American Bandstand" and other music and dance shows during the 1960s, British teen viewers watched a TV program called, "Ready, Steady, Go!". The show aired on Friday nights with the slogan, "The weekend starts here". And in 1964, "The Beatles" made a memorable appearance.