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DARK SHADOWS COVERAGE

May 9, 2012


  

  

    



	
			

					

			
		

		
ALICE COOPER PERFORMS AT DARK SHADOWS PREMIER PARTY WITH JOHNNY DEPP, STEVEN TYLER & JOE PERRY!

	
May 8, 2012

	
LAST NIGHT'S PREMIER OF THE NEW TIM BURTON FILM DARK SHADOWS WILL GO DOWN IN THE BOOKS OF ROCK HISTORY!  ALICE IS FEATURED HEAVILY IN THE FILM, WITH TIM BURTON RELYING ON DWIGHT FRYE FOR THE MOVIE'S MOST PIVOTAL SCENE.  ALICE LOOKED GREAT, AND HE SHOLUD BECAUSE THEY DIGITIZED HIS FACE TO MAKE HIM LOOK JUST AS HE DID IN 1972!

 

	


	



  

  

    



	
			

					

			
		

		
Rollingstone's "High & Tight": Pop Music at Ball Parks

	
May 3, 2012

	
Seventy-one years ago last week, workers dragged an organ into Wrigley Field before a Saturday afternoon contest between the Chicago Cubs and the St. Louis Cardinals, hooked it up to the ballpark's P.A. system — and for the first time in major league history, fans were treated to organ music during a ballgame. The concept quickly caught on throughout the majors, as other teams began hiring their own organists; by the 1950s, live organ accompaniment had become as integral to the ballpark experience as the aroma of hot dogs, peanut shells and spilled beer.

 

	


	



  

  

    



	
			

					

			
		

		
Rollingstone's "High & Tight": Pitch Counts and Complete Games

	
May 1, 2012

	
White Sox hurler Philip Humber's perfect game against the Mariners on Saturday was a rare event, indeed – not only was it just the twenty-first such performance in major league history, but it was also the first perfecto since David Cone's in 1999 to require fewer than 100 pitches. Humber also became only the second pitcher in history (after Dallas Braden in 2010) to achieve perfection in the first complete game of his career.

 

	


	



  

  

    



	
			

					

			
		

		
Alice Picks In Rollingstone's "Best Baseball Movie"

	
Apr 24, 2012

	
High and Tight: Our Rock & Roll Baseball Experts Choose the Best Baseball Movies of All Time
 Alice Cooper, George Thorogood, Tom Morello and other rocker fanatics sound off on our national pastime

 

	


	



  

  

    



	
			

					

			
		

		
Alice Cooper Remembers the Legendary Dick Clark

	
Apr 18, 2012

	
“I used to come home from elementary school to watch American Bandstand.  It had all the new songs, all the new dances, and it had the happiest guy in the world presenting them to you.  I had no idea that later in my career I would know Dick Clark on a professional level.  I ran into him some years ago, and he said to me “Hey Coop, if you had your own radio show, what would it be like?”  I told him it would be more like the free form FM stations of the 60’s, where the DJ’s actually played what they liked and demographics didn’t play a 

 

	


	



  

  

    



	
			

					

			
		

		
BILLBOARD'S WRAPUP OF THE 2012 ROCK N ROLL HALL OF FAME CEREMONIES

	
Apr 17, 2012

	
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FRIDAY THE 13TH - REVOLVER AWARDS WRAP UP!

	
Apr 13, 2012

	
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SCHOOL IS IN FOR MUSIC EDUCATION

	
Apr 6, 2012

	
Last night Alice Cooper crashed a Paradise Valley Board Of Education meeting, dropping in to show his support for the Mr Holland's Opus Foundation - http://www.mhopus.org/.



At the meeting, Tricia Steel of MHOF awarded $20,000 worth of musical instruments to Arrowhead Elementary, an Arizona school where students do have mandatory music and art lessons, but where not every child is able to afford an instrument.  Currently each school owned instrument is shared by 3 students, making it hard to practice and progress.


 

	


	



  

  

    



	
			

					

			
		

		
Where to Start with Vaudeville-Metal Pioneer Alice Cooper 

	
Apr 6, 2012

	
Geek obsession: Alice Cooper  Why it’s daunting: Though Alice Cooper used to stage his own gruesome death on a nightly basis, he tenaciously refuses to go away. Sixty-four and still active as a recording artist, Cooper is synonymous with shock rock—a genre he’s generally credited with inventing—in addition to being a popular radio host whose Nights With Alice Cooper is one of the most lively, engaging, and musically encyclopedic shows in syndication. Cooper’s whole resurrection shtick, however, may have a deeper significance.

 

	


	



  

    

  
      
  
  
  
  
  

         


                  
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