America Celebrates The Capitol Years With 6CD Box
For America, it was an instant love affair as their “A Horse With No Name” sprang to life over radio airwaves and speaker setups across the world. Their first album,…
For America, it was an instant love affair as their “A Horse With No Name” sprang to life over radio airwaves and speaker setups across the world. Their first album,…
MusicTAP’s vinyl aficionados present their top 3 platter picks for April 13’s Record Store Day.
While Small Faces, the band was led by the brilliance of Ronnie Lane and Steve Marriott, as well as fed by the excellence of every member of the band itself.…
Popol Vuh, a progressive band from Germany released a heady series of albums from 1970 through 1999. Formed by Florian Fricke, the band went on to help set the Prog…
Fans of Cream, Ginger Baker’s Airforce, Three Man Army, and by extension (for the Gurvitz brothers), The Graeme Edge Band, will recognize the name of the Gurvitz brothers (Adrian and…
Stevie Nicks has enjoyed a massively successful career with Fleetwood Mac, and her solo work, of which she has eight impressive albums. With the dust settling down in Fleetwood Mac…
The Kate Bush camp has done quite well with the range of increased awareness since the release of her live album, Before The Dawn (2016), and her newly remastered sets…
One of the pioneers of Progressive Music – or Prog Rock as it’s more widely known – is a UK band from the early years of Rock’s infancy. Their name…
When we last mentioned the great but under-appreciated Be Bop Deluxe, Esoteric Records were unleashing a remastered and thoroughly expanded edition of Sunburst Finish (1976) (here). That edition even provided…
Everyone knows the iconic Grateful Dead brand (that’s what it is now despite any protestations). With Jerry Garcia as the primary fuel, The Grateful Dead has become synonymous with a…
Between 1985 and 1987, Tangerine Dream released a series of albums. Those albums, while engineered from he mind of Edgar Froese, represented a new band in place following the departure…
David Coverdale’s successful run with Whitesnake produced a legitimate string of twelve studio albums. Of those, Slide It In (1984), its 8-million units followup, the self-titled Whitesnake (1987), and Slip…