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John Mellencamp: Rock and Roll is not coming back (interview)
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I think he was being inarticulate... to be quite honest. Too many of these once great performers/creators have lost it. Maybe not entirely, but what is left is a mere shred of what they once were. Case-in-point: Listen to any recent live Paul McCartney performances.
Performers of a prior period of glory days need to find something new to do. Their 'rock & roll' is dead.Last edited by Blaze; 04-28-2020, 08:03 PM.
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He himself has just lost touch. There is a TON of great new rock & roll being made. Some by “middle age” bands, 20 years younger than Mellencamp, and some by 20-somethings, 40+ years younger than he is. Just because he doesn’t know any better doesn’t make it so.TAPE: Studer A807, A810; Revox B77 MkII; Technics RS-1700; Pioneer RT-707, RT-909
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