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Professor of Rock
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A channel celebrating the power of music - featuring stories of the greatest songs and artists of the Rock Era, as told by the artists themselves
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Professor of Rock
Hey Music Junkies, just a heads up. I recently had the amazing opportunity to collaborate with one of my favorite YouTube music reactors Black Pegasus. And we recorded a lot of first-time music reactions for both of our channels. So be on the lookout for some pretty cool content dropping in the coming weeks. BP just posted our first reaction video today on his channel about an unreleased track from the King of Pop. Go check it out and show Black Pegasus some love.
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Professor of Rock
I'm going LIVE in the next 2 hours with a special guest I've been collaborating with on some great videos. A lot to talk about! Hope to see you soon!
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Professor of Rock
I’ll be going LIVE between 12 and 1:00 Mountain time today ! Hope to see you! We've got plenty to talk about!
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Professor of Rock
There was an issue with today's video. We're fixing it now. We will put it out within the hour. Sorry for the inconvenience!
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ProfessorofRock
(1 year ago)
Poll: What is your pick for the greatest SINGALONG CLASSIC SONG of the 70s?
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paulmurany6661
(1 year ago)
I never understand why Bob Seager isn't more popular or rated higher. Seems lots of people have forgotten about him..guy was /is amazing
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savannahdockins7022
(1 year ago (edited))
Bob Seger was/is the greatest. Never got the recognition he deserves.
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maryt9091
(1 year ago)
Bee Gees took all the flak for the disco craze. They were hired to specifically write disco songs and that’s what they did. And like most of the songs they wrote, they nailed it, whether you love or hate disco.
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ThePantherAndTheSphinx
(9 months ago (edited))
13:18
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rons3634
(1 year ago)
This is why I kinda laugh when people talk about Taylor Swift writing songs about her exes. Try writing songs at your ex and singing it at them while the ex gets to write and sing his own version right back at you. Cherry on top, they'd have to perform each other's songs as well. Just writing songs about your ex kinda pales in comparison.
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deaddocreallydeaddoc5244
(10 months ago)
The best opening vocal ever in Rock and Roll? "When the truth is found to be lies! You know the joy within you dies!"" Grace Slick - "Somebody to Love," 1967
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gorflunk
(1 year ago)
Nugent's Cat Scratch Fever, Foreigner's Foreigner, Queen's News of the World, Rush's A Farewell to Kings, UFO's Lights Out, Foghat Live, Meat Loaf's Bat Out of Hell, and Steely Dan's opus Aja were all released in 1977. What a time to be a teenager!
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kerryfox4092
(1 year ago)
The 70's was THE best era for music. No contest.
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terryb5803
(1 year ago)
I grew up in the 70s and I have to admit it was the best era to grow up in. The music was so good compared to today.
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bischnou
(8 months ago)
Ann Wilson’s voice gives me goosebumps every time.
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davidgoldflies1786
(1 year ago (edited))
hey Professor. I was the bass player on Black Betty in Starstruck. It blows my mind how that this song just keeps on living. Thanks for your detailed background on the single. Frankly you’re dead on it even down to the image of the original 45. The flipside is pretty good too. A song by Bill called. I should’ve known, with my first recorded bass solo!
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JamesHolbrook-eh5sp
(1 year ago)
Another thing we've lost when weve gone to CDs over vinyl and then to downloads/Spotify: the absolutely beautiful classic album cover art. Plus poring over the lyrics sheet.
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michaelquinn-xi8ku
(1 year ago)
Rumors was an incredible achievement. One of the best albums, start to finish, ever laid down.
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jimbadil
(6 months ago)
60s and 70s music was almost perfection. There is alway some good music around, but we, those born in the 50s are spoiled by the wealth of GREAT MUSIC.
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georgeharris6851
(1 year ago)
The 2 songs from 1977 that I would have added:
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