For the first time since 1995, Georgia and Florida will play somewhere other than Jacksonville, and the two schools still can’t agree on how many times they’ve played at all.
Atlanta’s Cumulus Media comes out of bankruptcy, Richard Thompson lands his 20th solo album, Zebra readies its first record in 23 years, and Tuesday marks 49…
Tony Iommi picks up an MBE, Dave Grohl gets a stage turn with AC/DC, Metallica opens in Las Vegas, and a full month of country, Americana and classic-rock releases starts now.
Georgia’s 257 points through five games are the second-most in school history, behind only a 1910 team that will keep its record, and the next team on the schedule scores in bunches too.
The Commodores hit Georgia square in the mouth on the opening drive, and then the Bulldogs scored 31 straight points and spent the afternoon making the case Kirby Smart made afterward.
Your Saturday, October 3 music roundup from Pretoria Fields Radio: a new Beatles box, a stack of Friday releases, an anniversary for The Who, and country radio honoring one of its own.
Jared Curtis, who committed to Georgia twice and then signed with Vanderbilt, may come back to Sanford Stadium for homecoming, and Kirby Smart has already explained his view of the matter.
A new Rolling Stones video, a busy release day for country and Americana, Rubber Soul reissued, Metallica’s Las Vegas residency underway, and a few October 2 milestones worth turning up.
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