One of Rock’s most venerated duo, Simon & Garfunkel gained an endearing audience since their arrival in 1964 with Wednesday Morning, 3 AM. That brilliant album gave us the acoustic…
As one of The Beatles, the history of George Harrison (Beatles and Solo) is forever a strong link to the beginnings of Rock and Roll. His songs issued as solo…
Billy Idol ran with Generation X for five years and three albums before hopping off the wagon to seek what would become a successful solo career. His peak period run…
The Durutti Column formed in the late ’70s as a Post-Punk band. Located in the UK, this band signed with the great Factory Records to release their 1980 debut, The…
Robin Trower, once an essential element of Procol Harum for 5 albums, eventually split from that band to go solo after a failed attempt in another band. Formed in 1973,…
Bruce Springsteen, once heralded as the new Dylan only to emerge as his own style, has enjoyed a fruitful career that has yielded – to date – 21 studio albums,…
UFO were on the charts by 1974 with their Phenomenon album, their first with newcomer, Michael Schenker. Throughout his stay, UFO stayed in heavy rotation with five more popular albums…
Def Leppard surprised a new audience of Heavy Rock lovers when they released their first album – On Through The Night in 1980. A welcoming stir of sales reached over…
Van der Graff Generator entered the workforce in 1969 with their debut set, The Aerosol Grey Machine. That album helped to firm up the progressive style being introduced throughout the…
Released in 2004, the debut album by Keane gave us the hit single “Somewhere Only We Know”, and “Everybody’s Changing”, and two more singles to propel Hopes And Fears into…
By 1974, David Bowie had done a bit of conquering of the world musically and on stage. He had already released The Man Who Sold The World (1970), Hunky Dory…
It’s been almost a year since Tina Turner passed on at the age of 83. I’m still in complete amazement at the story of her from her beginnings, though her…