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Music Street Journal 2009: Volume 6 - December 2009 - Issue 79

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Music Street Journal 2009: Volume 6 - December 2009 - Issue 79This is the book version of the December 2009 (79) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Ajalon Alice In Chains Dave Bainbridge Marty Balin Blackfield Bodast David Bowie Buckcherry Circle of Fate The Company Band John Denver Djam Karet Edensong Flash Lita Ford Kenny G Halford Steve Howe Billy Idol Immortal Tom Jones King Crimson Kiss Led Zeppelin Marillion Meat Loaf Kurt Michaels Moody Blues Steve Morse

This is the book version of the December 2009 (79) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more:

Ajalon
Alice In Chains
Dave Bainbridge
Marty Balin
Blackfield
Bodast
David Bowie
Buckcherry
Circle of Fate
The Company Band
John Denver
Djam Karet
Edensong
Flash
Lita Ford
Kenny G
Halford
Steve Howe
Billy Idol
Immortal
Tom Jones
King Crimson
Kiss
Led Zeppelin
Marillion
Meat Loaf
Kurt Michaels
Moody Blues
Steve Morse
Nox Arcana
The Pineapple Thief
Porcupine Tree
QueensrØche
Rammstein
Roxy Music
Derek Sherinian
Billy Sherwood
Alex Skolnick
Status Quo
Roine Stolt
James Sudakow
Thin Lizzy
Steve Thorne
UB40
Rick Wakeman
WASP
The Who
Wolverine
The Zombies
ZZ Top

While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Rick Damigella, Travis Jensen, Julie Knispel, Mike Korn, Greg Olma and Josh Turner all contributed articles and Greg Olma provided concert photos.

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