Missing From: Thomaston, GA. Missing Date: June 18, 2024. Anthony was last seen June 18, 2024..

Lori Ann Boffman is the extremely loving, dedicated mother of three children, a son, and two daughters. Lori lived in Liberty, Ohio, about 13 minutes north of Youngstown, Ohio. Described as a very caring and kind woman by her family, Lori was close with her family, even as her children grew into adulthood, reports CNN.

The guitarist Michael Schenker will release a new album, next September 20, called “My Years With UFO“, covering tracks he recorded with the legendary Hard Rock band. The most recent single is the new version of "Only You Can Rock Me", recorded with the Europe vocalist Joey Tempest and Deep Purple's bassist Roger Glover. The track also had Derek Sherinian on keyboards and Brian Tichy on drums. Hear the Michael Schenker version of "Only You Can Rock Me" with Joey Tempest and Roger Glover https://youtu.be/tjGsmCRA3qg   He will have many special guests on the tracks and some of them are Axl Rose, who will sing in “Love To Love”, Slash who plays on “Mother Mary” and Dee Snider, who sings in “Natural Thing”. Other special guests on the album are Stephen Pearcy, Roger Glover, Joe Lynn Turner, Jeff Scott Soto, Joel Hoekstra, Carmine Appice, Kai Hansen, Biff Byford, Erik Gronwall, Joey Tempest, Michael Voss, John Norum and Adrian Vandenberg. But besides those musicians, a core band formed by keyboardist Derek Sherinian, drummer Brian Tichy and bassist Barry Sparks was also part of almost all the tracks. ‘My Years With UFO’ tracklist “Natural Thing: (feat. Dee Snider, Joel Hoekstra) “Only You Can Rock Me” (Joey Tempest, Roger Glover) “Doctor, Doctor” (Joe Lynn Turner, Carmine Appice) “Mother Mary” (Slash, Erik Gronwall) “This Kids” (Biff Byford) “Love To Love” (Axl Rose) “Lights Out” (Jeff Scott Soto, John Norum) “Rock Bottom” (Kai Hansen) “Too Hot To Handle” (Joe Lynn Turner, Adrian Vandenberg, Carmine Appice) “Let It Roll” (Michael Voss) “Shoot, Shoot” (Stephen Pearcy) UFO was active from 1968 to 1983, 1984 to 1989 and 1991 until 2024 when the vocalist Phil Mogg announced the band's retirement. Schenker was part of the band from 1973 to 1978, 1993 to 1995, 1997 to 1998 and 2000 to 2003. The post Michael Schenker releases new version for UFO’s appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

The Roxy Music vocalist Bryan Ferry released a new song called "Star" featuring the singer Amelia Barratt. The track is part of Ferry's upcoming five-CD "Retrospective: Selected Recordings 1973 - 2023". The song began as a sketch made by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross of Nine Inch Nails, later being developed by Bryan Ferry and Amelia Barratt. "Star is a collaboration with the painter and writer Amelia Barratt. A couple of years ago I helped her record an audiobook here in my studio. I was very impressed by her writing, and this is the first song we did together. I’m very excited about this new work - there’s a lot more to come," Bryan Ferry said. Hear the new Bryan Ferry song "Star" featuring Amelia Barratt https://youtu.be/TnGTTOJvAz4 Bryan Ferry 'Retrospective: Selected Recordings 1973-2023' tracklist Disc One: The Best Of Bryan Ferry 1. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall 2. These Foolish Things 3. The 'In' Crowd 4. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 5. Casanova 6. Let's Stick Together 7. Sign of the Times 8. Slave To Love 9. Don't Stop The Dance 10. Windswept 11. Kiss and Tell 12. As Time Goes By 13. Your Painted Smile 14. I Put A Spell On You 15. Which Way To Turn 16. Knockin' On Heaven's Door 17. Make You Feel My Love 18. You Can Dance 19. Love Letters 20. Johnny and Mary Disc Two: Compositions 1. Can't Let Go 2. Tokyo Joe 3. This Island Earth 4. Love Me Madly Again 5. Limbo 6. When She Walks In The Room 7. Boys and Girls 8. Zamba 9. Chain Reaction 10. Bête Noire 11. I Thought 12. The Only Face 13. Valentine 14. Loop De Li 15. Reason or Rhyme Disc Three: Interpretations 1. The Price of Love 2. Shame Shame Shame 3. Hold On (I'm Coming) 4. Just One Look 5. Girl of My Best Friend 6. What Goes On 7. That's How Strong My Love Is 8. You Go To My Head 9. Where or When 10. The Way You Look Tonight 11. One Night 12. Simple Twist of Fate 13. Positively 4th Street 14. Song to the Siren 15. Fooled Around and Fell In Love Disc Four: The Bryan Ferry Orchestra 1. Virginia Plain 2. Do The Strand 3. While My Heart Is Still Beating 4. This Island Earth 5. Bitter-Sweet 6. Dance Away 7. Zamba 8. Reason or Rhyme 9. Avalon 10. Back To Black 11. Limbo 12. Young and Beautiful 13. Love Is The Drug 14. Sign of the Times 15. Chance Meeting Disc Five: Rare and Unreleased 1. Feel The Need 2. Mother of Pearl (Horoscope Version) 3. Don't Be Cruel 4. I Don't Want To Go On Without You 5. I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know 6. Crazy Love 7. Whatever Gets You Through The Night 8. Bob Dylan's Dream 9. He'll Have To Go 10. A Fool For Love 11. Lowlands Low 12. Is Your Love Strong Enough 13. Sonnet 18 14. She Belongs To Me 15. Oh Lonesome Me 16. Star (with Amelia Barratt)The post Bryan Ferry releases new song “Star” featuring Amelia Barratt appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

Ozzy Osbourne was always known for his vocals, being a great frontman and for coming up with melodies. However, he was never a really good lyricist, since in Black Sabbath it was the bassist Geezer Butler who wrote most of the lyrics and during his solo career, one of the most successful lyricists of his band was the bassist Bob Daisley. In an interview with Johnny Beane TV (Transcribed by Ultimate Guitar), Daisley recalled how he had the idea to write songs like "Mr. Crowley" and "I Don't Know". Bob Daisley recalls how he wrote "Mr. Crowley" and "I Don't Know" "Ozzy would come up with a title like 'Mr. Crowley'. I thought, 'Well, it's obviously got to be about Aleister Crowley, but I don't want to be pro-Satanist. So, I wrote it in a way of, 'Crowley, what the f**k were you thinking like that?'" "'I Don't Know' was from actual situations Ozzy had told me about. Because he was in a band called Black Sabbath, people, or fans, used to come up to them, thinking that they had the answers to things. I remember one story Ozzy told me [about how] they heard a kerfuffle in the hotel corridor. They went out of their rooms, and down [at] end were all these fans in robes and with black candles, and they were having some sort of mass." "And they all went down there, blew their candles out and sang 'Happy Birthday' to them. But that was the sort of stuff that Ozzy was attracting from being in Black Sabbath, you know? So, 'I Don't Know' was just my way of saying, 'Don't ask me, I don't know what's the future of mankind.'" Daisley was part of Ozzy’s band from 1979 to 1981, 1983 to 1985, 1988 (As a session musician), 1990 to 1991 (As a session musician) and from 1995 to 1995. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0RE230PlX4&pp=ygUKbXIgY3Jvd2xleQ%3D%3DThe post Bob Daisley recalls how he wrote “Mr. Crowley” and “I Don’t Know” appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.