The Move, while a popular UK band, is best known as the precursor to the arrival of Electric Light Orchestra. Within its ranks, The Move incubated Roy Wood, Bev Bevan,…
The last time we heard from British singer-songwriter, Corinne Bailey Rae, it was with her beautiful and poignant 2010 album, The Sea. That album revealed further a deep beauty in…
Peter Baumann left Tangerine Dream back in the late ’70s to do other things. He started a label (Private Music), and did other things to bring more meaning to a…
If you were a New York Dolls fan back in the ’70s, then following the band mates as they went on to their next destinations was simply a no-brainer. The…
Despite the unsettled differences between the Andy Powell and Martin Turner, (note: I love both musicians and their current directions), both make a solid stand to be where they are.…
If you were an avid fan of late ’70s, early ‘8os Rock – y’know, the MTV era – then you most definitely hear of The Thompson Twins. This band was…
Judas Priest has had a wildly successful career. Since the release of their first album, Rocka Rolla in 1974, they have steadily captured attention as the years passed. After only…
Just a few hours ago, I posted on the upcoming availability of a Deluxe Boxed set for Ride The Lightning, the 1984 Metallica classic. But now it’s not just Ride…
If you were a Savoy Brown fan, and were fortunate to enjoy the lineup that contained “Lonesome” Dave Peverett, Tone Stevens, and Roger Earl, then it wasn’t long before you…
Metallica has a an interesting place in the world of Rock. They are a band that has devotion in the ranks of their fans, but can also find novel ways…
Mary Chapin Carpenter has a rich history of great music. With a wealth of awards including five Grammy Awards, one for her 1994 Columbia Records album, Stones In The Road,…
Santana embodies the very essence of Rock and Roll since their arrival on the music frontier some fifty years ago. Since their debut, they have delivered a string of great…