101 RIFFS OF SUMMER

101 RIFFS OF SUMMER

101 RIFFS OF SUMMER

Another week of the 101 Riffs Of Summer is officially in the books. This week, we put the spotlight on some of the most iconic “riff” masters of all-time.

From Jimi to Metallica, we covered a wide range of rock this week. Make sure to listen Monday through Friday at 2pm for the daily “Riff Of Summer!” Plus, you’ll get two “riffs” on Two-Fer Tuesdays doubling up on some of your favorite WRIF bands.

If you missed any of the “Riffs” this week, check out the playlist below.

  • Monday, June 19th

    Jimi Hendrix – “Foxey Lady”

    Off Jimi’s debut album Are You Experienced in 1967. Makes me think of Wayne’s World every time I hear it.

  • Tuesday, June 20th

    Queens Of The Stone Age – “3s and 7s”

    Off their 2007 album Era Vulgaris. The song debuted at number 1 on the UK Rock & Metal Chart.

    Queens Of The Stone Age – “Little Sister”

    This was featured on their 2005 album Lullabies To Paralyze. It was reportedly recorded in only one take.

  • Wednesday, June 21st

    Montrose – “Bad Motor Scooter”

    Off their self-titled album in 1973, it’s said to have the distinction of being the first song Sammy Hagar wrote.

  • Thursday, June 22nd

    Muse – “Supermassive Black Hole”

    It was the first single off of Muse’s fourth studio album Black Holes and Revelations in 2006.

  • Friday, June 23rd

    Metallica – “One”

    One of the band’s most iconic songs, it was featured on their 1988 album …And Justice For All.

     

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