I have (finally) added 36 new songs into high rotation on the station playlist from new classic rock releases from the likes of Ringo Starr, Ozzy Osborne, Billy Idol and more! Listen to Choice Classic Rock to hear these new songs from the following classic rock artists:
David Clifton – a single release from this indie artist
Collective Soul – from the band’s new album Vibrating
Creedence Clearwater Revival – live renditions of a couple of their classic songs, from their new album: Live At The Royal Albert Hall
The Cult – a single from their soon-to-be-released new project: Under The Midnight Sun
Generation Radio – new songs from this new supergroup’s first album – which features former members of Rascal Flatts, Chicago and The Heartbreakers
Steve Hackett – new songs from the ex-Genesis guitar player’s live release: Genesis Revisited Live: Seconds Out & More
Sammy Hagar & The Circle – new songs from their impending release Crazy Times
Justin Hayward – a new single release from the Moody Blues guitarist
Billy Idol – a new track from his latest EP – The Cage
Eric Johnson – new songs from the virtuoso guitar player’s latest projects – The Book of Making and Yesterday Meets Today
Julian Lennon – new tracks from John Lennon‘s son’s latest album: Jude
Ozzy Osbourne – from the ex Black Sabbath vocalist’s newest release: Patient Number 9
David Paich – taken from the ex Toto keyboardist’s first solo album: Forgotten Toys
Red Hot Chili Peppers – from the band’s impending new release: Return of the Dream Canteen
Ringo Starr – from the Beatle’s drummer’s latest EP, which is simply called EP3
Tedeschi Trucks Band – new songs from the band’s latest two projects: I Am The Moon: III. The Fall and I Am The Moon: IV. Farewell
Pat Travers – from the rockin’ guitarist’s latest album: The Art of Time Travel
Walter Trout – new tracks from the blues artist’s latest record: Ride
Below are 33 new tracks that I have added into high rotation on the playlist on Choice Classic Rock internet radio. They have all been released within the last month or so, either as singles or on newly released classic rock albums. You can check out the New Releases page to see reviews of many of the albums that these songs are from.
Newly Released Songs Added To the Playlist
Dicky Betts – Ramblin’ Man (Live)
Counting Crows – Elevator Boots
Steve Cropper – Fire It Up Steve Cropper – One Good Turn Steve Cropper – Out Of Love Steve Cropper – She’s So Fine
Farris & Walsh – Who Will I Be Today
Peter Frampton – Are You Gonna Go My Way Peter Frampton – Avalon Peter Frampton – Isn’t It A Pity
Billy F Gibbons – Desert High
Mick Jagger & Dave Grohl – Eazy Sleazy
Jethro Tull – Songs From the Wood (Live)
John Lennon & Yoko Ono – Instant Karma! (We All Shine On) (Take 10 / Raw Studio Mix)
John Lodge – The Sun Will Shine
Mammoth WvH – Feel
Mick Fleetwood & Friends – The Green Manalishi (With the Two Prong Crown) [with Billy Gibbons & Kirk Hammett] Mick Fleetwood & Friends – Albatross [with David Gilmour] Mick Fleetwood & Friends – Station Man [With Pete Townshend]
Gary Moore – I’m Tore Down Gary Moore – Done Somebody Wrong Gary Moore – In My Dreams
Tom Petty – Girl On LSD (Alternate Version) Tom Petty – You Saw Me Comin’
Pink Floyd – Run Like Hell (Live At Knebworth 1990)
Robin Trower, Maxi Priest, Livingstone Brown – Hands To the Sky Robin Trower, Maxi Priest, Livingstone Brown – United State Of Mind
Toto – ’til The End (Live)
Roger Waters – The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range (2021)
Weezer – Need Some of That
Paul Weller – Cosmic Fingers
Ann Wilson – Black Wing
Nancy Wilson – 4 Edward
Choice Classic Rock – classic rock radio like you’ve never heard it before!
I have loaded 28 recently released classic rock songs into high rotation on the playlist – featuring songs from The Eagles, Blue Oyster Cult, Roger Waters and more! Twenty-one of the songs are from the following newly released albums:
Blue Oyster Cult – The Symbol Remains
Blue Oyster Cult – The Symbol Remains … The band returns with their first new studio album since the poorly received 2001 release Curse Of the Hidden Mirror. This new album is a far cry from their last. The songs are well crafted, beautifully played and a joy to listen to. “The incorruptible, irreverent nature of a band that’s existed through every possible rock and metal trope in history shines through on this album”. Listen for the songs Florida Man, Tainted Blood, Edge Of the World and Secret Road. Read the review here.
Bon Jovi – 2020 … After delaying a spring release date (due to you-know-what) the band has finally released this album. Most of the songs are, not surprisingly, overtly political – as the band examines the state of the world we live in today. Listen for the tracks Brothers In Arms and Beautiful Drug. Read the review here.
The Eagles – Live From the Forum MMXVIII … The band spent most of 2018 on the road with an extensive North American tour that found Don Henley, Joe Walsh, and Timothy B. Schmit joined by two new bandmates: Deacon Frey (original member Glenn Frey‘s son) and Vince Gill. This album was recorded over 3 nights at The Forum in Los Angeles. Listen for the tracks Lyin’ Eyes, Take It Easy and a very cool version of Hotel California. Read the review here.
Roger Waters – Us + Them … The former Pink Floyd member’s extensive 2017-2018 world tour has been captured on DVD, Blue Ray, CD and digital download. It is Roger Waters at his finest – merging politics, bombast, symbolism and music in a way that only he can. Listen for songs One Of These Days, The Great Gig In the Sky and Money. Read the review here.
Queen + Adam Lambert – Live Around the World … Freddie Mercury is sadly no longer with us – but Adam Lambert is a surprisingly capable successor to the iconic Queen vocalist. This album was culled from every tour the band has done over the last six years and features some interesting takes and modifications to the bands canon. Listen for tracks Crazy Little Thing Called Love, and Somebody To Love. Read the review here.
Lou Reed – New York (Deluxe Edition) … This album contains remastered versions of the songs found on the original 1989 release, as well as a host of extra content. It contains live versions of every track from the album – with a couple of live bonus tracks – as well as a number of demos and rough mixes. Listen for live versions of the songs Dirty Boulevard and Walk On the Wild Side. Read the review here.
John Lennon – Gimme Song Truth (The Ultimate Remixes) … With everything that is going in the world today – we could definitely use some words of wisdom from the Beatle. In its place – we have this set of 36 of his best-known songs (hits and others) – impeccably mixed for maximum impact. Listen for a live version of the track Come Together. Read the review here.
Robert Plant – Digging Deep: Subterranea … This album is a best of compilation from the Led Zeppelin vocalist’s solo catalogue – with a couple of rarities thrown in. Although not presented in chronological order – it showcases how his art has grown and he has steeled himself to remain relevant as he ages. Listen for the unreleased track Nothing Takes the Place Of You. Read the review here.
The Doors – Morrison Hotel (50th Anniversary Edition) … The original album, released in 1970, found the band returning to a more blues-rock template after the instrumental experimentation featured on The Soft Parade. This 50th Anniversary Edition of the album features the original songs remastered and an hour of interesting outtakes. Listen for the unreleased song Money (That’s What I Want). Read the review here.
William Shatner – The Blues … Captain Kirk brings his spoken / half-sung take on the blues on this album. What makes it interesting in the supporting cast he has assembled for the effort, which include the likes of Brad Paisley, Harvey Mandel, Pat Travers, Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, Steve Cropper and others. Listen for the tracks The Thrill Is Gone (featuring Ritchie Blackmore on guitar) and a cover of the Cream classic Sunshine Of Your Love (featuring Sonny Landreth on guitar). Read the review here.
New Singles
The other 7 songs are all recently released singles:
AC/DC – Shot In the Dark … this is the first single released from the band’s upcoming album Power Up – which is scheduled for release on November 13th, 2020.
Tom Petty – Leave Virginia Alone … this previously unreleased song is from the late singer/songwriter’s box set – Wildflowers & All The Rest – which is scheduled for release on October 16th, 2020.
Van Morrison – Born To Be Free … the Belfast Cowboy embraces the anti-shutdown movement with this single (which is apparently the first of 3 songs he plans to release).
Cheap Trick – Rebel Rebel … this single from the band is a cover of the David Bowie classic, which was originally found on his 1974 album Diamond Dogs.
Stevie Nicks – Show Them the Way … this single from the Fleetwood Mac vocalist sprung from a dream she had in 2008, and features Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl on drums and the Eurythmics‘ Dave Stewart on guitar.
Yes – Imagine … this single is a live cover of the John Lennon classic, taken from the band’s upcoming album The Royal Affair Tour: Live From Las Vegas, which is due for release on October 30th, 2020.
Elton John – Regimental Sgt. Zippo … this song is one of 60 unreleased songs that will be found on the artist’s upcoming album Jewel Box, which is due for release on November 13th, 2020.
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I have loaded 18 recently released classic rock songs into high rotation on the playlist – featuring songs from Cindy Blackman Santana, Nick Mason (of Pink Floyd), Cat Stevens and more! Eleven of the songs are from the following newly released albums:
Cindy Blackman Santana – Give The Drummer Some
Cindy Blackman Santana – Give The Drummer Some … Carlos Santana‘s drummer (and wife) took 3 years to make this record, and it is a joy to behold! The songs encompass pop, funk, rock and jazz – and she is more than ably supported by her husband on guitar, as well as Mahavishu Orchestra legend John McLaughlin, Living Colour’s Vernon Reid and Metallica’s Kirk Hammett. Listen for the tracks Black Pearl, She’s Got It Goin’ On and an incredible cover of the John Lennon classic Imagine. Read the review here.
Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets – Live At the Roundhouse … The Pink Floyd drummer has finally released this live album – which was recorded in 2018 – after a delayed released due to Covid-19. The 22 songs on the project feature covers and reworkings of many early Pink Floyd classics – spanning two CDs. The recording in impeccable and the musicianship is second to none. Listen for the songs Interstellar Overdrive, See Emily Play and Arnold Layne. Read the review here.
Yusef (Cat Stevens) – Tea For the Tillerman 2 … The incredibly talented singer/songwriter who dropped out of the public eye when he embraced Islam, celebrates the 50th anniversary of the breakthrough album that catapulted him to superstardom, by releasing an entirely reimagined version of this 1970 project. Listen for reworked versions of the tracks But I Might Die Tonight and Miles From Nowhere. Read the review here.
Ace Frehley – Origins Vol. 2 … The former Kiss member has released his second album of covers – featuring some of the most well known songs from the annals of classic rock. Listen for a scorching version of The Rolling Stones song Jumpin’ Jack Flash featuring a fantastic performance by Lita Ford on vocals, and a cover of early Beatles classic I’m Down. Read the review here.
Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite – 100 Years Of Blues … Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame guitarist Elvin Bishop and Grammy-winning harmonica player Charlie Musselwhite drop their first-ever album as a duo, and it is all authentic, raw blues. Listen for the song Help Me. Read the review here.
New Singles
The other 7 songs are all recently released singles:
Bruce Springsteen – Letter To You and Ghosts … these two songs are the first two singles from the upcoming album Letter To You, which will be The Boss‘s first album featuring the E-Street Band since 2014’s High Hopes. The new album is due for release on October 23rd, 2020.
Tom Petty – Confusion Wheel … this previously unreleased song is from the late singer/songwriter’s box set – Wildflowers & All The Rest – which is scheduled for release on October 16th, 2020.
Mick Fleetwood’s Da da ism – These Strange Times … the Fleetwood Mac drummer has released a new version of a song originally released in 1995 on the band’s 16th studio album Time. The song comes with an eight-minute video that traverses the globe, channeling the Earth and human life’s beauties while acknowledging the current struggles (Covid-19, racial injustice, poverty) faced by people around the world. Click here to see this stunning video on YouTube.
Jimi Hendrix Experience – Voodoo Child (Slight Return) … this song is the first single released from the legendary guitarist’s album Live In Maui, which was recorded in the island paradise on July 20, 1970 . The double CD/3 vinyl record album and an accompanying video documentary is scheduled for release on November 20th, 2020.
Timothy B. Schmit – Cross That Line … this single from The Eagles bassist/vocalist is about the MeTo Movement and the current American president.
Todd Rundgren – Espionage … this new song is a collaboration with Iraqi/Canadian hip-hop artist Narcy and is taken from his impending album Space Force, which will be released to digital platforms as individual singles, each with its own unique artwork, every 3 or 4 weeks with the entire album coming in early 2021.
Choice Classic Rock – classic rock radio like you’ve never heard it before!
I have loaded 21 recently released classic rock songs into high rotation on the playlist – featuring songs from The Rolling Stones, Savoy Brown and more! Eighteen of the songs are from the following newly released albums:
Savoy Brown – Ain’t Done Yet
Savoy Brown – Ain’t Done Yet … This British blues band – led by founder/guitar player/vocalist Kim Simmonds – has been around since the mid 1960s – and consistently churn out finely crafted, well-played blues rock. This album is no exception. Listen for the tracks All Gone Wrong, Devil’s Highway and Feel Like A Gypsy. Read the review here.
The Rolling Stones – Goats Head Soup (Deluxe Edition) … Often maligned as one of the band’s lesser works – this album which was originally released in 1973 – has been re-released with an additional disc of outtakes and another disc that features live material from a 1973 concert. The new songs fit in nicely and I believe that they probably would have been included on the original release if the length of the vinyl did not limit the number of songs that would fit on a record in 1973. Listen for the songs All The Rage, Scarlet (The Killers & Jacques Lu Cont Remix) which features Jimmy Page on guitar – and a live version of Brown Sugar – which was recorded in Brussels in 1973. Read the review here.
The Allman Betts Band – Bless Your Heart … This is the second album from Devon Allman and Duane Betts – both sons of the original members of the Allman Brothers Band. If the you like southern rock with a bit of a modern twist – you will like this record. Listen for the tracks Pale Horse Rider, Airboats & Cocaine and a 12 minute jam instrumental Savannah’s Dream. Read the review here.
Walter Trout – Ordinary Madness … The blues/rock guitar shaman, singer-songwriter, and street survivor delivers another batch of his heartfelt six-string excursions on his new record. The album was recorded at a private studio owned by Doors guitarist Robby Krieger and is a well written and impeccably played project. Listen for the songs Ordinary Madness, Heaven In Your Eyes and Make It Right. Read the review here.
The Empty Hearts – The Second Album … This is the second album (go figure!) from a band that consists of Elliot Easton (of The Cars), Clem Burke (of Blondie), Wally Palmar (of The Romantics) and Andy Babiuk (of The Chesterfield Kings) . Listen for the tracks The World’s Gone Insane and Remember Days Like These (which features the one and only Ringo Starr on drums). Read the review here.
Nils Lofgren Band – Weathered … Recorded live while the band was touring to support Lofgren‘s most recent studio record – Blue With Lou – this album features the E-Street guitar player in his element – live. Listen for the song Across The Tracks. Read the review here.
Various Artists – Angelheaded Hipster … This double album’s worth of material is being released to celebrate the U.K.’s legends of glam rock – Marc Bolan and his band, T.Rex. Listen for the track Bang A Gong (Get It On) performed by U2 and Elton John. As my 16 year old daughter would say – It’s a banger! Read the review here.
Tokyo Storm – Optimistic State Of Mind … This UK band came to my attention when they emailed me a link to their debut album. I gave it a listen – and it is well-written, nicely played, melodic AOR with a bit of a bite. Listen for the songs Optimistic State Of Mind and Is This Love. For more information, click here to visit their web site.
New Singles
The other 3 songs are all recently released singles:
Blue Oyster Cult – Box On My Head and That Was Me … these two songs are from the band’s upcoming album The Symbol Remains, which is due to be released on October 9, 2020.
Robert Plant – Too Much Alike … this previously unreleased song – which features a duet with Patty Griffin – is from his upcoming anthology project, Digging Deep: Subterranea – which is scheduled for release on October 2nd, 2020.
Choice Classic Rock – classic rock radio like you’ve never heard it before!
I have just added 14 newly released classic rock tracks into high rotation on the playlist featuring songs from icons like Dion, Bob Dylan and Neil Young. Nine of the songs are from the following newly released albums:
Dion – Blues With Friends
Dion – Blues With Friends … Ably assisted by the likes of Van Morrison, John Hammond, Billy Gibbons, Jeff Beck, Bruce Springsteen, Joe Bonamassa, Paul Simon, Samantha Fish and Brian Setzer – the 81 year old rock/pop/blues legend has delivered a sizzling album of blues. Highly recommended! Listen for the tracks Blues Comin’ On, Hymn To Him, What If I Told You and Song For Sam Cooke (Here In America). Read the review here.
Bob Dylan – Rough And Rowdy Ways … With his 39th album – the first one of all new original material since 2012 – Dylan takes us on a trip with “references and direct lines to 20th century cultural touchstones – from political and geographical talking points to life-long influences and his musical peers that helped shape the rock ‘n’ roll landscape in the ’60s.” Listen for the song Goodbye Jimmy Reed. Read the review here.
Neil Young – Homegrown … This album sat in the artist’s archives – unreleased – since 1975. It is the “unheard bridge” between two acoustic-based albums, the 1972 classic Harvest and 1978’s Comes a Time, but because of the personal nature of the songs – and the heartache he was going through at the time – he chose not to release it until now. It was worth the wait! Listen for the tracks Vacancy and White Line. Read the review here.
Champlin Williams Friestedt – CWF 2 … This band consists of former Chicago singer Bill Champlin, former Toto singer Joseph Williams, and Swedish guitarist/producer Peter Friestedt. They recorded their first album in 2015, an EP in 2018 – but this new album has delivered the AOR goods with a very Chicago/Toto sound. Listen for the songs Runaway Dancer and Love In the World. Read the review here.
New Singles
The other 5 songs are all recently released singles:
Kansas – Jets Overhead … this is the third single from the band’s upcoming album The Absence Of Presense, which is scheduled for release July 17th, 2020.
Elvis Costello – No Flag … this song is a return to the artist’s punk/new wave roots and finds him expressing “the communal disgust so many of his listeners feel about their government, be it the United States or the United Kingdom.” A keeper …
The Allman Betts Band – Magnolia Road … this track is the first single from the bands second album Bless Your Heart, which is due for release on August 28th, 2020.
Bragg & Hemsworth – Tall Stories On Short Street and New World (Has Begun) …Tim Bragg and Ross Hemsworth are two talented musicians who have teamed up to produce these excellent songs. Both tracks are from their upcoming album Tall Stories On Short Street – which is due for release on July 31st, 2020. Click here to read more about this project.
Choice Classic Rock – classic rock radio like you’ve never heard it before!
It’s kind of a Styx reunion for these social distancing times – as one current and one former member have released some new music – separately of course!
I have just added 9 newly released classic rock tracks into high rotation on the playlist. Four of the songs are from the following newly released albums:
Dennis DeYoung – 26 East: Volume 1
Dennis DeYoung – 26 East: Volume 1 … The former Styx keyboardist/vocalist has released a new album that sounds very Styx-like. He sat down and wrote enough songs for two albums (hence the Volume 1 in the record title) – so we can look forward to a Volume 2 sometime! Listen for the tracks With All Due Respect and A Kingdom Ablaze. Read the review here.
FM – Synchronized … This is the 12th album from the UK institution that has been together for 36 years, and the band sounds as good as ever. Listen for the songs Superstar and Broken. Read the review here.
New Singles
The other 5 songs are all recently released singles:
Neil Finn (with Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie) – Find Your Way Back Home … the three members of Fleetwood Mac got together to record this charity single – with all proceeds going to the Finn’s home country charity – Auckland City Mission (New Zealand).
Eric Clapton & B.B. King – Rollin’ And Tumblin’ … this song is a bonus track from the expanded re-release of the duo’s 2000 release – Ridin’ With The King, which is due for release on June 26th, 2020.
Yusef – Where Do The Childen Play … the man formerly known as Cat Stevens is celebrating the 50th anniversary of his breakthrough album Tea For the Tillerman – by recording a re-imagined version of the album – with the original producer Paul Samwell-Smith onboard to assist. Listen to this track for a preview of what’s to come when the album is released on September 18th, 2020.
Tommy Shaw – Going To California … the Styx guitarist/singer/songwriter could not sit still during this pandemic social distancing – so he recorded this version of the Led Zeppelin classic.
Alison Solo – Chiron … this is another song from the Canadian multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter. It can be found on her latest album, Plutonian, which is only available digitally right now. Click here to hear more.
Choice Classic Rock – classic rock radio like you’ve never heard it before!
I honestly never thought I would be programming a radio station during a global pandemic – but here we are. Keep safe and wash your hands! I have just loaded 23 new tracks of new (virus free) classic rock into high rotation in the playlist. Nineteen of the songs are from the following newly released classic rock albums:
Boomtown Rats – Citizens Of Boomtown
Boomtown Rats – Citizens Of Boomtown … The Rats return with their first album in 36 years, and it finds Bob Geldorf and the band going places they have never gone before – and sounding all the better for it! Part punk, part garage-band, part rock-band – all of it interesting! An unexpected pleasure indeed! Listen for the tracks Here’s A Postcard, Get A Grip and Trash Glam Baby. Read the review here.
Def Leppard – The Early Years 79-81 … This 5 CD boxed was created to celebrate the fast-approaching 40-year milestone of the band’s first two albums On Through The Night and High ‘N Dry. The set includes the original albums remastered, B-sides, rarities and re-mix versions, Radio One sessions, a live recording from the band’s Reading Festival performance, and the first ever appearance of an unreleased and newly mixed show from Oxford in 1980. Listen for early versions of the songs Rock Brigade and Glad I’m Alive. Read the review here.
Blue Oyster Cult – 40th Anniversary: Agents Of Fortune Live 2016 … Recorded on April 18, 2016 for the Audience Music Network at Red Studios in Hollywood, the band took a turn at performing their classic and most popular album for an intimate audience – with spectacular results. Listen for live versions of (Don’t Fear) The Reaper and E.T.I. Extraterrestrial Intelligence. Read the review here.
Outlaws – Dixie Highway … The band returns with a straightforward and uncomplicated album of southern rock. Twins guitars and good ole’ boy songs and solos – guaranteed to keep your toes tapping! Listen for the tracks Dixie Highway and Southern Rock Will Never Die. Read the review here.
Rory Gallagher – Check Shirt Wizard: Live In ’77 … This album is a compilation of four European shows, and serves as a strong reminder of just what made this Irish guitar player so great. Scorching blues-based electric songs and delightful acoustic number keeps the legacy alive. Listen for the songs Calling Card and Jack-Knife Beat. Read the review here.
Gordon Lightfoot – Solo … The 81 year old iconic Canadian folk-singer returns with his first studio album since 2004. Most of the songs on the album were written and first recorded — and then totally forgotten — not long before he suffered a debilitating abdominal aortic aneurysm in 2002. They were rediscovered and the decision was made to reinterpret them on his own with just his guitar. Intimate and enduring. Listen for the tracks Why Not Give It A Try and Oh So Sweet. Read the review here.
Robert Cray – That’s What I Heard … The legendary blues guitar player returns with an album of gratitude to his soul, gospel, blues, and R&B inspirations. The album features covers of songs by Bobby “Blue” Bland, Curtis Mayfield, The Sensational Nightingales and others, but also features four new original songs. Listen for the tracks Anything You Want and Hot. Read the review here.
Eric Johnson – EJ Vol II … The Texas guitar wizard moves a step closer to the singer-songwriter spotlight in his latest album. If you are looking for instrumental tunes showcasing Johnson’s fluid chops, this album is probably not for you. Instead, you’ll find introspective songs – filled with fluid, tasteful guitar licks. And that’s not bad at all! Listen for the song Waterwheel. Read the review here.
Sass Jordan – Rebel Moon Blues … This Canadian singer is a long time pioneer of powerful, gritty female-fronted rock, and has worked alongside fellow greats like Aerosmith, The Rolling Stones, AC/DC, and Van Halen, among many more, but her love for the blues has never been stronger. Featuring blues harp master Steve Marriner, this album showcases the singer’s gritty, raspy voice as she covers several blues standards. Listen for the tracks One Way Out and Leaving Trunk. Read the review here.
New Singles
The other 4 songs comes from upcoming classic rock releases:
The Killers – Caution (featuring Lindsay Buckingham) … this track features guitar work from Lindsay Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac and is the 1st single from the band’s new album, Imploding The Mirage – which is due for release May 29, 2020.
The Pretenders – Buzz … this song is the 1st single from the band’s new album, Hate For Sale – which is due for release May 1, 2020.
Dennis DeYoung – East Of Midnight and To The Good Old Days (featuring Julian Lennon) … these songs are the news singles from the former Styx front-man’s new album 26 East: Volume 1 – which is due for release April 10, 2020 (but word is out that is may be delayed).
Choice Classic Rock – classic rock radio like you’ve never heard it before!
