Tag: Rolling Stones

• Foreign Tongues: The Rolling Stones Are Still Fluent

  Rolling Stones Album Review By David Cohen | Classic Rock I’ve spent enough hours playing rhythm guitar in a covers band to know that some chemistry can’t be taught. You either have it with the people you’re playing with, or you don’t. So when a band is on its 25th studio album, with two of…

  davidcohen51

  19/08/2026

  Rock music

  album review, Amy Winehouse, Andrew Watt, Chuck Berry, classic rock, Foreign Tongues, Hackney Diamonds, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Paul McCartney, Rolling Stones, Ronnie Wood

• The Day John Fogerty Had to Prove He Was John Fogerty

  By David Cohen | Classic Rock I play rhythm guitar in a covers band. We love CCR . Anyone who has ever tried to play John Fogerty will tell you the same thing: the man has a sound. Not just a style — a sound. That swampy, coiled groove; the way the rhythm hangs back…

  davidcohen51

  06/06/2026

  Legal, Rock music

  ABKCO, Allen Klein, Beatles, CCR, Centerfield, classic rock, copyright law, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Fantasy Records, John Fogerty, Michael Jackson, music copyright, music law, Paul McCartney, rock history, Rolling Stones, Run Through the Jungle, Saul Zaentz, self-plagiarism, The Old Man Down the Road

• Reflections of a Lawyer Who’s Also Lead Singer and Rhythm Guitarist in a Rock Band

  A Cambridge-educated lawyer, a property mogul, a VC executive, and a retired Microsoft veteran walk into a bar in Tel Aviv. This is not the setup for a joke. This is my band. There is a version of my professional biography that I trot out when the situation calls for it. Cambridge law, 1988. English…

  davidcohen51

  05/05/2026

  Rock music

  classic rock, Israel, live music, Mike’s Place, rock band, Rolling Stones, songwriting, The Core, Tom Petty, ZZ Top