Zappa Classic – Zoot Allures – Gets 50th Anniversary Sets
The world got to know the versatility and wide field of talent that was Frank Zappa back in the ’60s. His foray into the public arena of Rock was fueled…
The world got to know the versatility and wide field of talent that was Frank Zappa back in the ’60s. His foray into the public arena of Rock was fueled…
Talking Heads, a NYC band that gained its notice by way of a small, overpacked but highly popularized Bowery club known as CBGBs, left behind an unmovable st of albums.…
KISS arrived just as the glam portion of Rock was beginning to take root. They officially formed in NYC around 1973, and by 1974, they were releasing their debut on…
10cc, the band from the UK filled with creative output and that generated 5 hit albums that spawned many singles. You may remember their first single, “Rubber Bullets”, and subsequent…
I think it’s fantastic that bands like The Doors get more than enough attention of their contributions to the world of Rock and Roll. We need more bands to exhaust…
The Who has released a strong collection of albums beginning in My Generation (or The Who Sings My Generation) in 1965, and ending in 2019 with Who. But their peak…
Foreigner enjoyed success right out of the gate with the release of their 1977 Atlantic Records debut. The singles, “Cold As Ice”, “Feels Like The First Time”. and ” Long,…
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…
Since their first album release (From Genesis To Revelation – 1969), the UK band, Genesis, has evolved from serious progressive music to the pop stars they were during the ’80s.…
During the run of Genesis, Phil Collins found a voice that led to a good solo career. Inside of his second career, he released 8 solo albums, four of which…
Formed in 1967, The Stooges set a stage for music to come after them. And this is no joke. Iggy Pop was as wild a front man as Punk could…
What happens when you get two maximum talents, one from Genesis, the other from Marillion, and they create new music in instrumental form? You get an album worth hearing. Steve…