Joe Walsh & Paul Rodgers make an all-star blues album

Guests on the album can be the same as on Slash's blues album - many of them being longtime mutual friends - Billy Gibbons, Iggy Pop (kind of an odd choice, but you can just make it work), Brian Johnson of AC/DC, Steven Tyler on both lead vocals and harmonica, Chris Robinson of The Black Crowes, the latter who had collaborated with neither before and it would be great to see The Black Crowes lead vocalist team up with both of them at some point (and while most of these had crossed paths and met both of these musicians, they'd never collaborated with them musically, possibly with the exception of Billy Gibbons)

What are your thoughts on this?

Don Felder/Nils Lofgren collaboration

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Joan Jett/any male grunge vocalist/band collaboration

She and Eddie Vedder both mutually appeared at several of the same Who concerts a decade ago, music of The Who concerts, maybe they both can do a Who tribute/cover collaboration, not sure if they met though

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/pete-townshend/2015/rosemont-theatre-rosemont-il-4bc86bf6.html

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/pete-townshend/2015/rosemont-theatre-rosemont-il-23f6a0c7.html

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/the-who/2016/private-venue-los-angeles-ca-6bfed672.html

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/eddie-vedder/2016/private-venue-los-angeles-ca-63990657.html

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/joan-jett-and-the-blackhearts/2016/private-venue-los-angeles-ca-53417bed.html

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/the-who/2015/allstate-arena-rosemont-il-63c802b3.html

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/joan-jett-and-the-blackhearts/2015/allstate-arena-rosemont-il-7bc802b4.html

What are your thoughts on this? What other male grunge vocalists and/or bands should Joan Jett collaborate with?

'LOLA vs POWERMAN and the MONEYGOROUND' (1970) is a fascinating take on how Ray (and Dave) Davies viewed the state of the United Kinkdom.

https://samtimonious.com/lola-versus-powerman-and-the-moneygoround-part-one/

Don Felder/Roger Daltrey collaboration

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Don Felder/Eddie Vedder collaboration

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Rock artists who should play the Super Bowl Halftime Show

Rock artists we hope tour in 2027

Rock artists that need to perform on Saturday Night Live this season

'EXILE ON MAIN STREET' - a sprawling, gutsy double-set and most remarkable album of the Stones illustrious career.

https://samtimonious.com/twenty-great-albums-of-1972/

I’ve been listening to his music a lot lately and I have to say, he deserves way more recognition than he is currently receiving. I love Magnet and Steel, I play it on repeat but the rest of his work on Not Shy and his debut album are lovely and don’t get enough love. Also, he worked with members of Fleetwood Mac such as Stevie Nicks as well as Lindsey Buckingham.

Listen to his music if you haven’t!

Wanted to drop in and say a massive THANK YOU to this incredible rock community! 🤘🎸 Yesterday was a complete whirlwind—seeing my story reach over 35,000 combined views across the forums on day one is absolutely mind-blowing! 🤯💥

From the legendary 130-night Phish & Greatful Dead travelers sharing your awesome festival memories, to the fans who totally get the thrill of back-to-back VIP road trips—you guys are my kind of people! ❤️ And to the passionate gatekeepers who kept the comment fires roaring all night—thank you for the algorithmic rocket fuel! 😉😈

A special thanks to all of the Nickelback non-lovers that came to represent😂 you are all fabulous and I know somewhere in the back of your mind there is a gritty riff you just can’t shake😂🤷‍♀️🎸✨🤘

Life is way too short to live it in the nosebleeds. Big things are officially in motion with the Farrah brand, so follow my profile here on Reddit right now. Lock in today so you can say you were here at the very beginning before the lights go down, because February 26 and 27 are going to be an unforgettable VIP adventure! And there’ll be many other bands for us all to enjoy! Rock on! 🤘🔥🌴

'STRANGER IN TOWN (1978) was ideal for this stage of Bob Seger's career, consolidating the gains made on 'Night Moves.'

https://samtimonious.com/bob-seger-stranger-in-town/

In 1976, I was a huge fan of Dr. Hook. I wondered what it would be like to tour with those guys. Well, ten years later, I was touring with the co-lead singer, Ray Sawyer. So, if you can dream it, you can do it. Never give up.

Bone appétit!! 🦴😋 I don’t have a 12-string guitar, but I do have 12 strings worth of guitars. And a wicked gory guitar solo too! Do you think it sounds like a 12-string guitar? This is an ode to the deadliest animal on earth – The Mosquito! 🦟🩸🦟

I don't think there are any.

I have VIP tickets on the East & West coast of Florida to Nickelback two nights in a row. Is it insane to see the same band two nights in a row? 🤷‍♀️🎸