Jeb Wright

Just ask Jeb Wright, the founder of Classic Rock Revisited, about Shooting Star.

Classic Rock Revisited Founder JEB WRIGHT - " I Miss KEVIN DUBROW; He May Have Been Famous For Being A Loudmouth But He Was Also A Huge Music Fan"

Journalist/author Neil Daniels recently caught up with Classic Rock Revisited founder Jeb Wright.

Tony Martin says Jeb Wright at ClassicRockRevisited.com posted a review on his web site.

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Jeb Wright created and founded Classic Rock Revisited in 1999.His vision and dedication to the music he loves has been admired in both the classic rock community and by readers of CRR.Jeb has been interviewed numerous times about CRR but more often than not, it is he who is asking the questions.Classic Rock Revisited has featured interviews with Jeb and Rock Legends Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Bill Wyman of the Rolling Stones, Sammy Hagar of Van Halen, Kansas, Styx, REO Speedwagon, Grand Funk, The Allman Brothers, Cheap Trick, Deep Purple and dozens of others.
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Jeb has also been published in Classic Rock Magazine in the UK, In Rock Magazine in Spain and many other outlets around the world.

Jeb leads a team of dedicated writers who make up the best team that anyone on the internet has to offer.He is amazed at his success and at his luck at attracting both top name talent to interview and to write for him.
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Name: Jeb Wright

by: Jeb Wright - 2005-07-12 10:58:41
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Classic Rock Revisited founder Jeb Wright has compiled a list of songs that he believes contributed to the death of arena rock.

The following list has been posted at the official CRR website:
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Wright welcomes feedback from those that support his views and those he's offended.Send a mail to jwright5@cox.net under heading Ten Songs That Killed Rock Feedback.

QUEENSR?CHE frontman Geoff Tate is featured in a new interview with Classic Rock Revisited founder Jeb Wright.

The band's style of songwriting mixed classical, hard rock, progressive rock, and pop in a way that had not been done before. - Jeb Wright, from the liner notes to TWO FOR THE SHOW: 30th ANNIVERSARY EDITION."Carry On Wayward Son" by Kansas, their 1976 RIAA gold Top 10 singles chart debut, received the ultimate accolade in today's competitive PlayStation universe when it was inducted into the track list of 2006's enormously popular Guitar Hero II, which has sold more than 3 million copies to date.The song's magnetism has delivered a new generation of fans for Kansas - who have sold more than 20 million albums in the U.S. during their career, continue to tour around the world, and maintain a colorful and vastly informative Kansas website."Carry On Wayward Son" now takes its place as one of the band's signature tracks on TWO FOR THE SHOW: 30th ANNIVERSARY EDITION, which restores the full-length original two-LP concert album of 1978 for the first time in the digital era.The new double-CD edition is expanded with a second disc including 10 previously unreleased live tracks from the same 1977-78 tour grid that provided the tracks for the original live album.Thirty years later, TWO FOR THE SHOW: 30th ANNIVERSARY EDITION will arrive in stores July 1st on Kirshner/Epic/Legacy, a division of SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT.The double-CD package will be housed in a beautifully designed, environmentally friendly, plastic-free soft pack, containing a 24-page full-color booklet with many unseen photographs, and a new liner notes essay written by Jeb Wright."Looking back," Wright reflects, "it is hard to believe that these six long-haired, rough and tumble Midwesterners took only a few years to go from playing local bars to selling out Madison Square Garden but that is exactly what happened."Wright, a native of Topeka, Kansas - the band's hometown - is the owner/editor of Classic Rock Revisited online music magazine, which can be found at Classic Rock Revisited.Wright also points out the story behind the album cover graphic - the familiar rendering of the two cleaning ladies seated in the empty red velvet orchestra seats after a show, their mops in view, perusing the Kansas playbill.
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The album, Wright concludes, "is a testament to a great band at the top of their game.
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"It kind of knocked me sideways on another level," said Wetton of his recent surgery and physical rehabilitation, in an interview with journalist Jeb Wright.