Peter Gabriel To Release Physical Copies Of In The Big Room, and Live At WOMAD 1982
Peter Gabriel, once the vocal front man for early Genesis, and then a strong solo artist, has kept the music fans of his work on their toes over the last…
Peter Gabriel, once the vocal front man for early Genesis, and then a strong solo artist, has kept the music fans of his work on their toes over the last…
Since the late ’60s/early ’70s. the France-based Gong has delivered a string of psychedelic and progressive-styled music that incorporated the sound of jazz, wrapping it all up in the tasty…
Jon Anderson, the classic and essential voice and collaborative songwriter of YES, has barely given himself a moment of rest throughout his years. At 81, he is still creating excellent…
Morrissey started with the short-lived but memorable band, The Smiths. Their professional career ran from 1984 through 1987 and delivered only four highly rated UK sets (The Smiths – 1984,…
Jazz has been a potent force in music for far longer than Rock and Roll…and might have even helped to develop the swagger and coolness that we have found and…
It had just come to my attention (via my pals at The Second Disc) that an SACD of one of my all-time favorites – Born To Run by Bruce Springsteen…
Sometimes a movie comes out that proves to be a surprise hit as well as tugging at heart strings well. The recent music-based movie starring Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson…
The Lovin’ Spoonful, a NYC product that formed in the early part of the ’60s, just as Rock was growing, delivered five studio sets for the Kama Sutra label. Their…
The LA-based band, Silversun Pickups, have been with us since the turn of the new century. With their first album release in 2006, the band has released only six albums…
Joe Jackson rode the crest of a the New Wave wave with his 1979 debut on A&M Records – Look Sharp!. Two best-selling singles came from the album (“Is She…
Roberta Flack was a once in a lifetime talent that was discovered in a setting that offered little to no hope. but as luck would have it, an enraptured Les…
NRBQ formed in the late ’60s as a new band offering R&B in their style. (NRBQ stood for New Rhythm and Blues Quartet.) They enjoyed moderate success signing first with…