Some readers might be unaware but John “Rabbit” Bundrick played significant roles in popular bands of the ’60s including later Free, Back Street Crawler (with Paul Kossoff, an under-appreciated guitarist…
Judas Priest is the UK band that started a new revolution in style that largely became the base rule of thumb for metal bands in the ’80s. From their beginnings…
Nektar, the German band that got its start back in the early years of Rock (1969) released their first set – Journey To The Centre Of The Eye in 1971.…
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…
Status Quo, a great band that had its start in the early ’60s, has been getting a bit of attention as of late. With more than 30 studio sets to…
The band known as Nazareth had some high profile moments but – in my eyes – were not as well-loved as they should have been by the general populace during…
YES have a great history that involves many accolades. Some of those include albums considered to be the best of all time (Close To The Edge), and a string of…
The Cranberries forrmed in 1989 and delivered an immediate potent and charming debut by the title of Everybody Else Is Doing It So Why Can’t We? That album brought access…
The UK band, UFO, has not only given fans of their music plenty to enjoy during their initial releases especially during their peak years, but they have also revitalized those…
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…
Today, old TAP buddy, Matt Wardlaw, over at the great Ultimate Classic Rock (UCR) site has announced that Judas Priest will be revitalizing the audio and reissuing Sad Wings Of…