Daily Rewind: Mick Fleetwood, Roger Daltry, Rush + More

Today Mick Fleetwood describes his old X-rated stage props, Roger Daltry uses his powers for good and not evil, and the Sonisphere festival is over before it even begins.

Plus, Stevie Nicks stops by ‘American Idol,’ Bruce Springsteen becomes a human beer-funnel, and Rush preps for the release of a new single.

Today’s Stories from Ultimate Classic Rock:

Van Halen’s 50 Greatest Songs Ranked by Guitar World
Paul Stanley on Rock Hall of Fame: ‘I Don’t Know Who is Doing the Voting’
The Who’s Roger Daltrey Gets a Helping Hand From Ron Wood, Steve Winwood at London Charity Gig
ZZ Top Almost Finished With New Album
Springsteen Opens Up ‘Wrecking Ball’ Tour Setlists
Sonisphere 2012, Set to Feature Queen and Kiss, Cancelled
The Most Arresting Performance of Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ You Will Ever See, From the Back of a Cop Car
Bruce Springsteen Joins Crowd and Chugs Beer During Philadelphia Concert
Mick Fleetwood Remembers Fleetwood Mac’s Unusual Early Taste in Stage Props
New Rush Single ‘Headlong Flight’ Expected in April
Aerosmith’s New Album Could Be Out in July
Slash Teams Up With Adam Levine For New Benefit Song and Video
Stevie Nicks Tells ‘Amercian Idol’ Singer He Could Have Been in Fleetwood Mac
Elise Testone Nails Led Zeppelin’s ‘Whole Lotta Love’ on ‘American Idol’

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