Classic Rock Magazine November 2019 Edição anterior

Queen
Their first decade was a glorious hot streak – interrupted by poverty, gangrene and being pelted with hot dogs. Read the true story of the band who were “the perfect animals for the 70s”

Alter Bridge
With two of their star members returning fresh from solo commitments, they’re back with a blazing new album.
Massive Wagons
Quarry workers, electricians and truckers by day, raucous rockers by night. Double shifts are paying off – with a Top 20 album and the acclaim of some of their heroes.

Bruce Springsteen
The Boss’s latest project is a cinematic exploration and adaptation of his latest album Western Stars. We caught up with him at the Toronto Film Festival.

The Doors
Recorded during a period of problems, unease and controversy, their fourth album, The Soft Parade, was not the record that anyone expected them to make – including the band.

The Darkness
Some rock bands would laugh at the idea of opening for the world’s biggest pop star. For The Darkness, however, it’s the ideal opportunity to rake in new fans. We join them backstage.

The Sheepdogs
They weren’t even born in the 70s, but they’ve made some of the most glorious classic rock of the past decade.

The Virginmarys
Acclaimed and award-winning – then burnt and buried by the industry. It’s been a bumpy ride for the Macclesfield rockers.

The Blues Cruise
We join Joe Bonamassa, Peter Frampton, Bernie Marsden and a raft of other guitar legends – and 2,000 blues fans – on the Keeping The Blues Alive At Sea cruise.