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Bing & Bowie - Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy
David Bowie and Bing Crosby raised many an eyebrow when they collaborated on this Christmas classic back in 1977 for Bing's special Merrie Olde Christmas, but surprisingly enough, the duet was a Read More -
Our Fave SNL Holiday Sketches
Making fun of the holidays has long been a tradition of the jokesters at SNL. Maybe it's just because Santa loves a deep belly laugh, but the show often manages to shine just a little bit Read More -
Bing Crosby & David Bowie - Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy
David Bowie and Bing Crosby raised many an eyebrow when they collaborated on this Christmas classic back in 1977 for Bing's special Merrie Olde Christmas, but surprisingly enough, the duet was a Read More -
The Rock History Report for December 17th
1986 - In Palo Alto, California, the Doobie Brothers reunited for a benefit concert. The gig would inspire the band to hit the road for a reunion tour the following year. Read More -
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Now in Theaters
After much anticipation, the first film in Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy opens this Friday, December 14th. Read More -
The Rock History Report for December 14th
1972 - New York's department store Alexander's stayed open past normal business hours to allow Alice Cooper to do his Christmas shopping. Read More -
A Holiday Survival Guide
The holidays are a magical time replete with gifts, Christmas cookies, and gatherings with friends and loved ones. But as anyone knows, family members can quickly wear out their welcome, and holiday c Read More -
The Rock History Report for December 13th
2001 - Nirvana's Krist Novoselic and David Grohl filed a countersuit against Courtney Love, claiming she manipulated the memory and catalog of her late husband, Kurt Cobain, to advance her own ca Read More -
The Rock History Report for December 12th
1970 - Stephen Stills released "Love The One You're With." Read More
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| 1. | Pink Floyd | Money |
| 2. | Palmer, Robert | Addicted to Love |
| 3. | Aerosmith | Walk This Way |
| 4. | Doors | Break On Through (To The Oth |
| 5. | Eddie Money | Two Tickets To Paradise |
| 6. | Steve Miller Band | Rockn Me |
| 7. | Buffalo Springfield | For What Its Worth (Stop, H |
| 8. | Electric Light Orchestra | Dont Bring Me Down |
| 9. | U2 | Sunday Bloody Sunday |
| 10. | AC/DC | Back In Black * |