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This guitar virtuoso dominated the radio with his highly popular songs such as "Show me the Way" and "Do you Feel Like we Do?". He was most noted for using a talkbox, a device that gave his guitar the effect of "talking." |
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This band quickly rose to the top of the rock world with such classic hits as "Jukebox Hero" and "Hot Blooded." Mick Jones was the guitar player for this stadium-filling band. |
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Steve Perry's unmatched voice led the way for this chart-topping band. Favorite hits for the band include "Lights" and "Don't Stop Believin'." |
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Steven Tyler and Joe Perry are the two most recognizable names of this Boston-based group. Their first album was released in 1974. |
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This band, highlighted by the vocals of Dennis DeYoung and singing and guitar playing of Tommy Shaw. This band, formed originally in 1961 didn't peak until 1978. |
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This band, from the same named place became largely successful in the 1970's. "More Than a Feeling" is arguably their greatest song. |
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The flamboyant Freddy Mercury of this British band was one reason why they were so successful. Brian May's excellent guitar playing in such classics as "Another One Bites the Dust" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" solidify this band as one of the greatest arena rockers of all time. |
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The Motor City Madman had a huge career with hits such as "Stranglehold" and "Cat Scratch Fever." What was his name? |
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This New York-based band has always painted their faces black and white. Their hit song, "I Want to Rock and Roll and All Nite" was their crowning achievement. |
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This Canadian trio consisted of three great musicians: Geddy Lee, Neil Peart, and Alex Lifeson. "Spirit of Radio" and "Fly by Night" are two of the greatest songs produced by the band. |
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