ALBUM/CD REVIEW: THE dB’s, “I Thought You Wanted To Know 1978 – 1981”
Anytime anything – new or old – is released by The dB’s, it’s welcomed with open arms and ears. This…
Anytime anything – new or old – is released by The dB’s, it’s welcomed with open arms and ears. This…
This is one of those moments where I had not been aware of this band; something akin to The Accidentals…
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Author, raconteur, guitarist, scene-maven and all-around good guy, Binky Philips has been THE stalwart of New York rock since the…
Even a lesser Kansas work—and In The Spirit Of Things is an obviously and significantly flawed album—rewards deep and repeated…
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