Are you already putting up your Christmas lights? Well some people are already announcing what’s happening at the Super bowl in 2010!  But at least this is cool information but right now it’s just “reportedly this is what’s happening”…meaning “probably”, “Maybe”, or “we really really hope so”.

The Who are “reportedly” performing at Super Bowl XLIV.  It will be their first North America appearance since 2008.

The game this year will be in Miami, Fla (Steelers vs. Saints?...just my prediction)

The game is scheduled for February 7^th.

It’s Motown’s 50th anniversary and the party is being thrown in Detroit!  It will be a two night extravaganza Nov. 20-21 and its being called “Live It Again”.  The proceeds from the party will benefit the Motown Historical Museum located in the company’s original “Hitsville U.S.A.” in Detroit’s midtown section.

Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, the Temptations and MORE will be on hand at the event.

On Nov. 21, the Temptatons and Franklin will headline a black-tie gala at Detroit's GM Renaissance Center, while Stevie Wonder will offer "a special tribute performance" to Motown Founder Berry Gordy, Jr., and his sister, Esther Gordy Edwards, a Motown vice-president who founded the Motown museum. Actor/comedian Sinbad will host, and the evening will also include memorial tributes to Michael Jackson, the Four Tops' Levi Stubbs and producer/songwriter Norman Whitefield, and honors for Motown's "First Five" -- Smokey Robinson, Brian Holland, Robert Bateman, Janie Bradford and Raynoma Singleton.

Tickets for Nov.20^th are $50 while the tickets for Nov. 21^st are $350.  You can get them at www.MotownMuseum.com

There will also be a Motown 50^th Anniversary Tribute during the halftime show at the Detroit Lions game on Thanksgiving.

Good Evening Class I’m your substitute teacher Ms. Julie in for Ms. Christy.

Tonight’s School of Rock is sponsored by St. Anthony’s

Today's lesson is just one of those songs that feels good on a rainy night like tonight.  “Midnight Train to Georgia” by Gladys Knight & the Pips.  It was the number one song for 2 weeks, this week back in 1973.

This song was written by Jim Weatherly, he says it came about after a phone call that he had with Farrah Fawcett.  Lee Majors was a friend of his and he was dating Farrah at the time. When he called his friend Lee one night Farrah answered and said she was packing to take a midnight plane to Houston.  The phrase just stuck with Jim and he sat down and wrote the song in 30 minutes.

Next Month (November) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers will release “The Live Anthology”.  It’s a multiple disc set that takes almost 30 years of their live performances and puts them all together!  The collection is from 1978 to 2007.  Tom Petty was one of the producers and took part in choosing which songs to put on the list.

On the CDs you’ll find classic hits and originals PLUS some of their best loved covers like the Zombies “I want you back again”, the Grateful Dead’s “Friend of the Devil”, early Fleetwood Mac’s “Oh Well”, Booker T  and the MGs “Green Onions" and MORE!

One of the best parts of this news is that it WILL be available on iTunes!

There are 4 ways to buy this cool set, for more info CLICK HERE!

Bon Jovi will perform on NBC’s “Today” Show on 4 Wednesdays in November and lead singer Jon Bon Jovi will be a guest on Bravo’s “Inside the Actor’s Studio”.  The guys will also be on the company’s USA network.

But what does Bon Jovi get, you ask?

Lots and lots of promotion for their new album “The Circle” which comes out November 12^th.  Part of the deal is that Bon Jovi will be featured heavily throughout NBC Universal’s network and cable programming. 

The deal gives NBC Universal exclusive access to the band and its music during the first month of the album’s launch and gives Bon Jovi the chance to reach a diverse audience.

If you didn’t know, reports say that NBC is lagging at the bottom among the 4 leading U.S. networks.    

Good Luck to you both!