Is there a chance that Beatles fans may get to hear Paul McCartney, Ringo Star and George Harrison in a mini Beatles reunion? The British Tabloid ‘The Sunday Mirror’ has reported that Paul and Ringo will be co-writing and performing tracks for George Harrison’s new album tentatively scheduled for release in 2001. The recording sessions for the untitled album are rumored to be taking place in Harrison’s home recording studio in London. If you can’t wait until 2001 for something new from the fab 3, the book ‘Beatles’ Anthology’ written by Paul, Ringo and George will be in bookstores this October.

Former Eagles drummer/vocalist and solo recording artist Don Henley recently announced a summer concert tour coinciding with the May 23rd release of his new album ‘Inside Job’ on Warner Bros. Records. Henley’s last solo release 1989’s ‘The End of the Innocence’ sold over 6 million copies in the Unites States. ‘Inside Job’ is Henley’s first album for Warner Bros. Records after his much publicised split with Geffen Records in 1995. Tickets for the shows went on sale April 28-May 1. See the tour schedule below for the concert listing in your area.

Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes will launch a major concert tour this summer kicking off June 24 in Chicago at the New World Music Theater. Last summer Page and the Black Crowes teamed up for a sold-out six date tour and have since released the Internet-only album, JIMMY PAGE AND THE BLACK CROWES LIVE AT THE GREEK available exclusively at http://www.Musicmaker.com. This should be an excellent opportunity for fans of both Led Zeppelin and the Black Crowes to enjoy a healthy dose of the best material from both groups. The Crowes are self professed students of Led Zeppelin and in a recent interview, Jimmy Page told Rolling Stone magazine that he was amazed at how well the Crowes knew Led Zeppelin’s songs.