Are you thirsty for some great rock and roll?
Tune it to 'Your Sunday Brunch' from seven until ten.
We're serving up a helping of music news, paying tribute to a Fleetwood Mac guitarist, playing some of the artists who have new releases coming out Tuesday and giving you a taste of some of the live music you can hear in the area this week.
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How would you like to own one of Les Paul's historic guitars?
Julien's Auctions in Beverly Hills is selling items from the legendary guitar inventor's estate this weekend.
Today, June 9, marks the 97th anniversary of Lester Polsfuss' birth in Waukesha, Wisconsin. Les Paul, as he is better known as, is considered to be the father of the electric guitar.
Madness Perform on Buckingham Palace (YouTube)
Did you catch the highlights from the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in London on ABC TV last night? Queen Elizabeth's rein began in 1952.
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What are you hungry for?
We take your imput on what you'd like to hear on Sunday mornings between 7 and 10 on 'Your Sunday Brunch.' Tell us next time you see us out with our sandwich boards or leave a comment under this story.
On this first weekend of June we'll honor the students starting Summer break, pay tribute to the Queen, hear music from bands with new releases coming out and we'll play tunes from some groups performing this week in our area.
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It's the last weekend of May and a time to remember those who have served our country in the military.
On 'Your Sunday Brunch,' we'll feature The Black Crowes debut album as our 'Album Side Sunday.'
We also have some Memorial Day songs and we'll play music to celebrate some birthdays, concerts and new releases.
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On 'Your Sunday Brunch' we are paying tribute to a legendary bass player, Donald 'Duck' Dunn.
He died in his sleep last Sunday, May 13, while on tour in Tokyo with Steve Cropper and Eddie Floyd.
We also have some 'Sweet' rock for you and a 'surf band' from San Diego.
Booker T and the MG\'s \'Green Onions\' (YouTube)
Legendary bass player, Donald 'Duck' Dunn, died in his sleep on Sunday, May 13, while on tour in Tokyo, Japan, he was 70.
Dunn formed The Royal Spades as a teenager, they later became The Mar-Keys. When fellow band member Steve Cropper left the band, the 'Duck' followed and they both became members of the Stax Record label's backup band, Booker T. & the MG's.
How about some leftovers on 'Your Sunday Brunch'?
We're going to celebrate Cinco De Mayo, graduation, this weekend's Super Moon, (thanks for the 'Moon' song suggestions), some rock birthdays and we'll play music from some of the bands coming in concert this week.
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Who's on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! tonight?
Well, almost. The lead singer of The Who, Roger Daltry, will be one of Jimmy Kimmel's guests along with Scarlett Johansson who's promoting her role as Black Widow in the new 'Avengers' movie.
Daltry will also be performing on the ABC late night show tonight, May 3, 2012.
What are you doing between 7 and 10 a.m. on Sunday?
I'd like to invite you on a 'worldly' journey on Earth Day as we remember two music icons who passed away last week, celebrate a guitarist's birthday and get you ready for a spectacular concert on Friday in Laramie.
It's all coming up on 'Your Sunday Brunch' April 22, 2012.
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How many vinyl records do you own?
You could add to your collection at great prices on the annual Record Store Day, April 21.
Many artists are offering special album releases on Saturday and lots of record stores are having big sales.
In Cheyenne, Ernie November, 217 West Lincolnway, is selling all of their used vinyl records at 20 percent off with all new vinyl at 15 percent off.
\'Who Can It Be Now\' Men At Work (YouTube)
The man playing the saxophone at the beginning of Men At Work's 'Who Can It Be Now' video, Greg Ham, was found dead at his home in Melbourne, Australia yesterday, April 19, he was 58.
Authorities have now determined his death was non-suspicious. His body was discovered Thursday when friends went to check on him.
Ham played flute, saxophone and keyboards in the iconic Australian group, which had a global smash in the early '80s with 'Down Under.' He was a constant, energetic presence for the group, and perhaps its most recognizable member aside from frontman Colin Hay.
