YES Celebrates 25th Anniversary Of Magnification
YES is a war-torn but inspired band that has put out what are considered by many among the best albums in the history of Rock. Fragile, Close To The Edge,…
YES is a war-torn but inspired band that has put out what are considered by many among the best albums in the history of Rock. Fragile, Close To The Edge,…
Sparks enjoyed a period of worldwide popularity, albeit brief at just interest in three released studio sets (Kimono My House – 1974, Propaganda – 1974, Discreet – 1975). This is…
Frank Zappa is one of Rock’s greatest oddities. Musically gifted, uproariously humorous and yet heavily on target in so many areas, Frank Zappa and his Mothers of Invention band gave…
Heralding from the north of Ireland, Stiff Little Fingers entered the wilds of the late ’70 with a turbulent punk flash before refining to a studied ska form. their first…
The B-52s provided the late ’70s with a sod that boasted musical originality and, with every album recorded, another avenue to the center of the emerging styles of the ’80s.…
Since the early years of Rock n Roll growth, Ten Years After was delivering an important stream of blues/rock and in quite an insistent fashion. Fronted by the fiery guitar…
I’ve been away for a bit so apologies for the lack of posts. However, my plan to sunset MusicTAP is still on and so there is that. But in my…
Phil Manzanera is best known as the guitarist of Roxy Music. His guitar style is a unique one and it certainly contributes heavily to the sound signature of the classic…
There are live album sets out in the world that simply are extraordinary. One thing that most from the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s have in common are that they contained…
Cream, the supergroup that featured the guitars of Eric Clapton, the basswork of Jack Bruce, and the drums of Ginger Baker in a mix of near perfection. Together they made…
The Monkees are, quite simply, America’s treasure. Their origination in 1966 for the NBC sit-com of the same name, The Monkees – as a band – proliferated and soon enjoyed…
Chris Squire may have had the more successful solo “time out” solo set of the five as they took a break to bask in their growth of popularity. Regardless of…