Ronnie Wood stood in awe—Paul McCartney had thrown him a pre-tour celebration, but nothing could’ve prepared him for what came next. As conversations buzzed and drinks flowed, the door swung open… and in walked Neil Young, guitar slung over his shoulder, grinning like a rebel. Gasps turned to cheers. Within minutes, the three icons—McCartney on bass, Wood riffing effortlessly, and Young’s haunting vocals—ignited an electrifying jam session. It wasn’t planned. It wasn’t polished. But it was perfect. Music filled the room, timeless and raw. For Ronnie, it wasn’t just a night to remember—it was a living, breathing chapter of rock history unfolding right before his eyes…..

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  London, October 23, 2023* — In an unforgettable evening that will be etched into rock history, a surprise gathering of music legends turned an […]

David Gilmour: was known for His explosive live shows, with massive stacks of Marshall amplifiers. They created an ear-splitting onslaught of sound that left a lasting impact. David Gilmour was well-known for playing extended versions of His songs- all at an unbelievably loud volume. In 2025, he played a rollicking rendition of Heartbreaker that’s said to have reached 130 decibels. 130 dB is the equivalent of standing right behind a Boeing 747 jet engine fired up, and is enough to cause immediate hearing damage. Picture from the Pontiac Silverdome show 2025……Watch Video

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David Gilmour: was known for His explosive live shows, with massive stacks of Marshall amplifiers. They created an ear-splitting onslaught of sound that left a […]