Back in the early ’70s, much after their 1967 formation in Champaign, IL, R.E.O. Speedwagon released their first album on Epic Records. They were becoming increasingly popular and Epic explored…
The legend of the album Horrendous Disc, the third release from the band Daniel Amos (DA), has overshadowed the actual album itself for many years. Recorded in 1978 and slated…
Steve Hackett, once a vital part of the nucleus of Genesis back in the ’70s, has collected a dedicated fan-base with his vast array of solo a;bums and collaborations since…
With a fondness for music that traveled in a thousand directions, I rarely delved too deeply into styles of enjoyable sounds. As such, I was lucky to have sampled a…
If you were a fan of the frenetic cover of “Roll Over Beethoven” and the band that recorded it, then you likely rode the crest of a long-running string of…
After the rise of KISS on the Casablanca label, it was the sworn intent of label head, Neil Bogart, to bring the label into contention with the top ones of…
After the rise of KISS on the Casablanca label, it was the sworn intent of label head, Neil Bogart, to bring the label into contention with the top ones of…
Tom Petty has enjoyed a great life of Rock and Roll. For the rest of us, we are still saddened by his unfortunate passing back in 2017. With his band,…
After the rise of KISS on the Casablanca label, it was the sworn intent of label head, Neil Bogart, to bring the label into contention with the top ones of…
We have most of the necessary info for this upcoming 4CD Cocteau Twins collection, Treasure Hiding – The Fontana Years. And as expected, it will be nice and complete. (If…
One of the underrated bands of the late ’70s were a four piece band from Zion, Illinois called Shoes. Formed by two brothers along with two HS pals, the band…
When you look back and watch the curvature of The Clash, you can see where Joe Strummer might have had a significant impact in the solo arena. Despite their short-lived…