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The Rolling Stones Still Got the Moves, Bon Jovi’s “Forever” and more
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8:30Now PlayingThe Rolling Stones’ career spans generations, and their Hackney Diamonds Tour does not disappoint. The Post’s music critic Chuck Arnold gives his full review of the Rolling Stones' tour after seeing them at Metlife. Mick Jagger just won’t stop, and according to Arnold the show is “enough to restore anyone’s faith in the power of rock ’n’ roll.”
He also shares his review of Bon Jovi’s newest album, “Forever.” Bon Jovi might’ve started out as a band from Jersey with no respect, but Arnold let’s us know how they proved the odds wrong and brought it on home with their signature tried and true sound. Even if the sound “is a little corny” and sounds like “a more basic version of Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band.”
Get the digest on all things legendary this week, plus Arnold’s Pride playlist featuring Diana Ross, Janet Jackson, Billie Eilish, Troye Sivan, George Michael and Aretha Franklin. This is “Listen Up! The Music Beat with Chuck Arnold.”
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