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Rock Candy Magazine Issue 56. rockcandymag.com and currently in UK shops.

In issue 56 Mark Bradac of Teaze tells us about his first gig seeing Johnny Winter and Foghat in 1973. rockcandymag.com and currently in UK shops.

In our issue 56 there's a Rapid Fire Recall with Judas Priest's Richie Faulkner. rockcandymag.com

Our issue 56 finds ZZ Top Frozen In Time in 1985. rockcandymag.com and currently in UK shops.

Our issue 56 revisited the big selling 'Look What The Cat Dragged In' to see how it's held up over time. rockcandymag.com

Yesterday's Mystery Musician was Paul Newton who was on the first three Uriah Heep albums, including 'Very 'eavy... Very 'umble' hence the clue. Today's MM has been the only drummer for a band that formed in 1987... six studio albums... but not all with the original singer.

Issue 56 of Rock Candy Magazine finds Def Leppard talking about playing live for almost 50 years now! rockcandymag.com

Yesterday's Mystery Musician was singer songwriter Dan Fogelberg who worked with Joe Walsh on his 1974 album 'Souvenirs'. Today's MM was on the first three albums of a very modest but very heavy band.

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Yesterday's Mystery Musician was prolific session percussionist Lenny Castro who tour with Toto on their first tour and then contributed to subsequent albums, including 'IV' and 'Africa' (continental clue). Today's MM had souvenirs of working with Joe Walsh in 1974.

Rock Candy Magazine Issue 56! rockcandymag.com and in UK shops now.

WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE TRACK ON TOTO 'IV'?

Yesterday's Mystery Musician was Chris Hillman of the Byrds and the Flying Burrito Brothers... hence the 'flying high in two different bands' clue. Today's MM was invited to tour with a band appeared on subsequent recordings... one was very continental.

For our issue 56 Charlie Benante told us about the new era for Anthrax with the 'Sound Of White Noise' album. rockcandymag.com and currently in UK shops.

WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE TRACK WITH MIND IN THE TITLE? Boston's 'Peace Of Mind' maybe?

The Warehouse, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 1977. Blue Oyster Cult and Rush and the next day Boston and Starcastle!

Great Album Cover Artwork Boston 'ST' 1976 (The now famous upside down guitar/spaceship that wasn't initially seen by many as a guitar). Design - Paula Scher Illustration - by Roger Huyssen Lettering - Gerard Huerta

Yesterday's Mystery Musician was Glenn Frey who was in the duo Longbranch Pennywhistle with JD Souther. They had an album out in 1969. Today's MM was flying high two different bands in the '60s and early '70s.

WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE TRACK ON THE DEBUT BOSTON ALBUM?