Mike Oldfield gained strength as a portion of his Tubular Bells debut was featured in The Exorcist back in 1973. Creating a uniquely eerie but beautifully atmospheric essence with the…
Cowboy Junkies formed in the ’80s as an Alternative Country band. Their second album, The Trinity Sessions, jumped into the stratosphere in sales and charting for both Canada, and the…
Lightning Dust are the persons of Amber Webber (who voice is one of the most unique in Rock these days), and Joshua Wells. Both have put in time with the…
The Moody Blues formed in the early years of the ’60s but came to greater prominence in the late ’60s with Nights In White Satin, and then again in 1972…
Peter Frampton has enjoyed quite a ride in the world of Rock ‘n Roll. With professional beginnings in Herd, Humble Pie, and then later as a solo artist with Frampton’s…
Glen Matlock is a name that many might not know without a bit of research. But he is a co-founder of Sex Pistols, but was replaced by Sid Vicious as…
By 1984 with five best-selling studio albums under their collective belts, Talking Heads had released their live set that covered their songs within a monumental support tour. The tour was…
The Waterboys delighted Europe with its mix of Scottish Folk music and Rock ‘n Roll blending in with the zeitgeist of the time. By the time “The Whole Of The…
Since the late ’60s and into the ’70s, Cat Stevens held us in thrall to his folk-styled songs of peace, love, and outlook. With those insightful and often beautiful lyrics,…
One of the quite noticeable and often memorable sounds of the late ’70s during the disco era was the recognizable sound and music of KC and The Sunshine Band. Over…
Ultravox continues with their restoration project by doing the Deluxe works on their third Midge Ure-era album – Quartet. Released in 1982, the album was produced by George Martin (of…
Since 1970, Bruce Cockburn has issued music to the masses, With Folk as an engine, his lyrics have told countless tales of change (often not for the best), sadness, and…
