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(hands clapping) (voices chattering) - My name is Ray Paret. I managed Levon Helm from The Band, Joe Cocker, George McCrae. You can blame me for disco music. I was going to school in Boston.

Billie Joe Armstrong recently shared that Perry Farrell referred to Green Day as a “boy band” and expressed his dissatisfaction with their inclusion on the 1994 Lollapalooza bill. The story is told in ...

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Overall, this was a great team performance,” Turner told Jeremiah Johnson of FanDuel Sports Indiana. “We’re a band of brothers right now. We know what we do well. We got a lot of role clarity.

Making sure they show up to the venue is another story.” They quickly welcomed the drummer of the band, Joe Peterson, 37, an Idaho Falls native, and the trio started booking shows at local venues.