Charles Crossley, Jr.
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Long time Rock Hall watcher of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Want Johnny Burnette and the Rock 'N' Roll Trio inducted. Also into other things.
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. . . for Music Producers Act, which pays royalties to producers, mixers and sound engineers.
. . . Grammys), a committee dedicated to advancing the interests of music creators. Among issues on the committee's agenda are the federal Fair Play Fair Pay act, which will create a performance royalty in the United States which has been paid in Europe for decades, and the federal Allocation. . .
. . . Awards recipients. The award was given in a ceremony held on 13 Oct 2025 at the Executive Residence Conservation Hall in Nashville, Tennessee.

5) On 14 Sep 2025, Booker T. Jones, as well as songwriter Sue Ennis, joined the National Recording Committee of the Recording Academy (think . . .
. . . Museum will open an exhibit featuring the 2025 R&RHoF inductees. Yes, it opens on Halloween. . .

4) Steve Cropper received an award from Governor Bill Lee and First Lady Maria Lee of Tennessee. The award is the Distinguised Artist Award as one of the 2025 Tennessee Governor's Art . . .
. . . disc and vinyl.

2) Alan Light, rock critic and R&RHoF nominator, will release the book Don't Stop: Why We (Still) Love Fleetwood Mac's Rumours on 04 Nov 2025 by Atria Books. An interview and a book signing on 17 Nov 2025 at the R&RHoF Museum is sold out.

3) On 31 Oct 2025, the R&RHoF . . .
Rock Hall Watchers alerts.

1) Neil Young will reissue 1975's Tonight's The Night on 28 Nov 2025 with six previously unreleased tracks from the same sessions, including a cover of Joni Mitchell's "Raised On Robbery" featuring Mitchell herself. The album will be reissued in digital, compact . . .
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Nice to see another Wordle where logic was what was needed. (I like a Wordle that makes me think, and this one did.) Managed to solve it in 3. And how did you do? Wordle #1,583 3/6

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You should see the. . . uh. . . less than best word choice I used when I tried that obscure word as my third guess. Logic works best when all four cylinders are firing. . . .

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Nicky Roots of I Am Hip Hop Magazine wrote a piece showing how Sinead O'Connor was "hip hop to the core", "calling out institutions, naming injustice, and refusing to play nice with power," sporting PE's emblem on her head during the 1990 Grammy's, etc.

www.iamhiphopmagazine.com/sinead-oconn...
SINEAD O’CONNOR, THE REBEL HEART THAT BEAT IN HIP-HOP TIME - I Am Hip-Hop Magazine
It’s been two years since the death of Sinéad O’Connor, and the grief still feels as... Read more
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. . . New York, New York. The fashion show also featured Karol G, TWICE and Madison Beer, and was streamed on Prime Video, YouTube, TikTok and Instagram.
. . . connection to Broadway. . .

4) Def Leppard will be performing a residency at the Colosseum at Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, in Feb 2026.

5) On 15 Oct 2025, Missy Elliott performed a medley of her hits on the 2025 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show at Steiner's Studios in Brooklyn, . . .
the dudes were apprehended quickly. No, this has nothing to do with the R&RHoF and barely has anything to do with any of its inductees, but I wanted to share that crazy story. Besides, the only reason I read about it was I searched for "Jimmie Rodgers" and the reporter mentioned Rodgers' . . .
. . . Rodger's family and friends.

3) Speaking of Jimmie Rodgers, on the very street he made famous for where he started singing, Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee, a dude in a gorilla outfit along with an accomplice robbed a man. . . of his shoes! Must have been some shoes! And, yes, . . .
. . . release a book titled Meridian Rising that is the equivalent of a biopic. Yes, Burch released a 2016 album of the same name, but the book was released 01 Sep 2025. The fictional take on history presents itself as a first-person memoir of Rodger's short life with recollections of . . .
. . . to sell the mansion. Elaine Isley asked for $3.5 million. The mansion sold for $1.6 million.

2) Usually, I stick to news no more than a month old in these numbered RHWs alerts, but I'll make an exception for the Singing Brakeman, Jimmie Rodgers, father of country music. Paul Burch . . .
. . . was rotted. Rudolph and Elaine Isley then paid for the mansion to be restored, which featured a jungle-themed indoor pool and a bedroom decorated like a Chicago Bulls gym. However, property taxes were $250,000 a year. Rudolph Isley died 11 Oct 2023, and his widow Elaine Isley decided. . .
Rock Hall Watchers alerts.

1) The Chicago mansion that R. Kelly called the Chocolate Factory, where R. Kelly confined young women to certain rooms, was foreclosed and then bought by Rudolph and Elaine Isley for $587,000. Reportedly the basement was flooded, the walls were moldy and the wood . . .
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I'm always happy to have a Wordle that's logical and falls into place right away. Solved this one in 3 and broke out of my string of 4s. And how did you do? Wordle #1,582 3/6

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Why did I put that letter fourth again in my third guess? Still, I probably would not have guessed that first letter I used in my third guess. The answer now seems obvious.

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. . . Rudolph Isley died, but the lawsuit may be revived. And I won't even try to detail what's going on with UB40. You'd think that after so much history involving name disputes, that nowadays all acts would have legal documents drawn up a signed to clearly state who owns and controls an . . .
. . . the Prince Estate says no, the Prince Estate owns and controls those names. An Earth, Wind & Fire tribute band lost their bid when a court ruled that Earth, Wind & Fire still owns the name. Rudolph and Ronald Isley were suing each other in court over the Isley Brothers name when . . .
. . . Blues within the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino on 13, 14, 18, 20 and 21 Feb 2026.

5) Professor Mike Alleyne, Ph.D., of Forbes wrote an article detailing the name disputes entangling four acts specifically. For example, Appolonia and the Time want to use their names free and clear, but . . .