Episode 13: Rush ”Roll The Bones”

How lucky can an unlucky episode 13 be? Lucky enough since it's Savannah's birthday episode! For her birthday, she has chosen Rush and their 1991 album "Roll The Bones."

Rush was a prog-rock band formed in Toronto in 1968. The band started with Geddy Lee as lead singer, bassist and keyboard player, and Alex Lifeson as guitarist and backing vocalist. The band originally saw John Rutsey on drums, until he would depart the band shortly after their first album. Neil Peart would step in as drummer and lyricist of the band from that point onward. Their 14th studio album "Roll The Bones" was released in September 1991 under Anthem records. For music, merch and more, visit www.rush.com.

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