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The legendary Beatles guitarist George Harrison was finally inducted as a solo artist into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame back in 2004. His good friends Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne were the ones responsible to induct him that night. Both of them performed the classic song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" alongside Harrison's son Dhani, Steve Winwood and Prince. It was Prince who really stole the show with an incredible and perfect guitar solo that night and according to an upcoming documentary about the Rockstar, it could have been motivated by an act of revenge. That was revealed by the New York Times writer Sasha Weiss who had the chance to watch the movie and told that story. Prince wanted to prove Rolling Stone magazine they were wrong She explained that the documentary says that Prince was really upset that he had been left out of the Rolling Stone list that chose the 100 best guitarists of all time in 2003. Since the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was an event associated with Rolling Stone and the magazine's co-founder Jann Wenner, Prince used the performance as an act of revenge. He wanted to show everyone he should be part of the list. “Prince nursed these kinds of slights and his commandeering of the stage. At an event associated with Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone. (It) was, in part, an act of revenge. There’s spite and aggression in the performance. But there’s also pain — in his wincing face, his apartness. A small, soigné Black man onstage with these rumpled white rockers,” Sasha Weiss said. Prince was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on that same day. It was Outkast and Alice Keys who inducted him that night. That night he performed songs like "Let's Go Crazy" and "Kiss". He tragically passed away back in 2016 at the age of 57. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWRCooFKk3cThe post Documentary claims Prince’s Rock Hall solo was an act of revenge appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

Mötley Crüe will release next October 4 their new EP called "Cancelled", which has three new songs: "Dogs of War", the Beastie Boys cover "(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party!)" and the title-track "Cancelled". To promote this new EP, the band scheduled three shows at the famous Sunset Strip in Los Angeles, where they started their careers. The shows will happen at three historical places: Troubadour, Whisky A Go Go and Roxy. The band's current line-up has Vince Neil (Vocals), Nikki Sixx (Bass), Tommy Lee (Drums) and John 5 (Guitar). Next Mötley Crüe 2024 tour dates September 26 - Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino - Hollywood, FL 28 - Louder Than Life- Louisville, KY October 7 - Troubadour 9 - Roxy 11 - Whisky A Go Go 13 - Aftershock festival - Sacramento, CA New music and setlist changes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bCAizfzcgI&pp=ygULZG9ncyBvZiB3YXI%3D The guitarist John 5 recently talked in an interview with Eddie Trunk (Transcribed by Blabbermouth) about new songs and setlist changes. "It’s so cool (the new songs). It reminds me of… It’s just like a little old Aerosmith. I don’t know. It’s just that Mötley cool riff. And Nikki is just amazing with that melody and all that stuff. He’s just incredible with those lyrics and melodies. So I’m really excited for the song to come out. I think people are going to super, super dig it,” John 5 said. He continued talking about the concert setlists: “Oh my god, yeah (I suggest other songs). I do that all the time. And it’s cool. We’re doing ‘On With The Show’ now, and I love ’On With The Show’. It’s so cool. But, yeah, I’m saying things all the time, like, ‘Ten Seconds To Love’ or ‘Bastard’ or anything like that, man. It’s so important to me. I love those songs. I love all those songs, all the records,” John 5 said. The post Mötley Crüe announces three concerts at the Sunset Strip appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.