Idlewild South, the second Allman Brothers Band album, was released back in the rough terrain of the beginning ’70s. It followed a their eponymous debut by a mere ten months…
Underworld, a UK electronics music team, entered the music mainstream in the ’80s with a splendid debut set, Underneath The Radar (1988). Primarily the work of Karl Hyde, and Rick…
For fans of Smoke Fairies, sometimes there isn’t just enough news to keep us happy. Last year, Smoke Fairies released a Limited Edition Christmas album, available by mail-order only. The…
In 1976, The Alan Parsons Project released their Tales Of Mystery And Imagination. It gave the band an immediate success that enabled them to sign a more lucrative label deal…
Tommy Bolin was a guitarist of great skill that was gone far too soon. In his course, he left behind a few recorded legacies like his time with Deep Purple,…
In what is our FIRST 2016 post, Friday Music will be gifting all Carole King fans with an audio update of the fine Carole King Ode debut, Writer. Writer was…
Currently, there are two exclusive 7″ Singles Box sets featuring the released Who songs. The first, The Brunswick Singles represented the 1965-1966 gestational period for the band. It included eight…
Noted jazz guitarist, Lee Ritenour enjoyed quite a career during the late ’60s as a session player, and the late ’70s, and ’80s with respectable album sales starting with First…
Steven Wilson is one sought after revitalization expert of beloved classic albums. He’s kept quite busy in this regard. It’s his long awaited remix of Octopus, the 1972 classic by…
Sometimes I come across brand new, right out of the box, information on titles that do not provide any real material to fully describe its entry (or re-entry for reissues).…
Perhaps the biggest news to come this year as it relates to reissues is the recent announcement of a remixed Beatles ‘best of’ affectionately known as 1. Between the working…