New Herb Alpert Album – Catch The Wind
The music of Herb Alpert has never gone out of style throughout his long and notable career. With 41 albums including his iconic Whipped Cream and Other Delights from 1965.…
The music of Herb Alpert has never gone out of style throughout his long and notable career. With 41 albums including his iconic Whipped Cream and Other Delights from 1965.…
The career of Rod Stewart has been amazing. With stints with Jeff Beck Group, Faces, a strong solo careers, and an impending new relationship with two other surviving Faces band…
Gov’t Mule, a band of note that got its start when Warren Haynes and Allen Woody needed to busy themselves away from Allman Brothers Band and slowdowns. Eventually, the once…
In the ’70s, The Carpenters were radio darlings. With 15 Top 20 singles over a span of approximately 5 years, the duo were in full control. Even today, some of…
When you won’t make yourself available for a closeout Journey tour, then you keep yourself busy doing other things – like recording a Christmas album. Steve Perry is world renowned…
Richard Ashcroft has done much in his career with The Verve and a well-attended solo career. With those two jobs, Richard Ashcroft has been involved in 9 albums since his…
MusicTAP is happy to bring to you another exclusive premiere – this time, it’s Lydia Brownfield, who is releasing her totally-from-the-heart new single, “The Digger”. As the press release accompanying…
The UK Rock band, The Darkness, gained an instant and large fanbase with the release of their first album, Permission To Land. Released via Atlantic Records in 2003, The Darkness…
Elton John has entertained fans from different eras of his career. From his beginnings in 1969 with his Empty Sky debut, through his meteoric ’70s run with 12 studio albums…
Sting is one of three of the important blocks found in the highly successful ’80s Pop/Rock band, The Police. Since his departure, he has busied himself with a host of…
MusicTAP is thrilled to announce the re-issue of Myra Holder’s 1989 Four Mile Road – seen by some as a proto-Americana classic. The real Four Mile Road existed in rural…
"The Alien" sounds like the one thing you really don't want Dream Theater sounding like: needy.