Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

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Eddie Van Halen, Joni Mitchell, Dave Grohl, Prince. Who is your favorite multi-instrumentalist?

James Brown ‘Live at the Apollo’, Johnny Cash ‘At Folsom Prison’, Kiss ‘Alive!’, Cheap Trick ‘At Budokan’...What's your favorite live album?

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(3/3) Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and John Norwood Fisher of Fishbone, and it served as a backbone for Dr. Dre’s “G-Funk” style.

(2/3) His blues-, jazz-, and R&B-influenced bass guitar style was a crucial element of the first three Funkadelic albums, including 1971’s revolutionary classic Maggot Brain. Nelson’s influence can be heard in the work of many bassists who came after him, including...

(1/3) In Memoriam: Bassist, singer, songwriter, and producer William “Billy Bass” Nelson, Jr. was a founding member of 1997 Inductees Parliament-Funkadelic – he even came up with the name “Funkadelic” – and played a key role in shaping the band's signature sound.

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"Love Like Winter", "Snow", "Sweater Weather", "A Hazy Shade of Winter", what's your favorite winter weather song? ❄️

(3/3) configurations of former Dead members and assembling numerous solo projects of his own.

(2/3) was featured on many of the group’s most rock-oriented songs. His guitar playing highlighted distinctive chord progressions and rhythmic patterns, and his songwriting offered thoughtful lyrics and surprising melodies. Weir never seemed to stop working, joining various...

In Memoriam (1/3): Founding member @BobWeir joined the @GratefulDead as a teenager and remained with the band for its entire thirty-year career. As a singer, songwriter, and guitarist, Weir took influences from disparate sources – jazz, classical, and gospel music – and...

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