Despite the unsettled differences between the Andy Powell and Martin Turner, (note: I love both musicians and their current directions), both make a solid stand to be where they are.…
Just a few hours ago, I posted on the upcoming availability of a Deluxe Boxed set for Ride The Lightning, the 1984 Metallica classic. But now it’s not just Ride…
If you were a Savoy Brown fan, and were fortunate to enjoy the lineup that contained “Lonesome” Dave Peverett, Tone Stevens, and Roger Earl, then it wasn’t long before you…
Metallica has a an interesting place in the world of Rock. They are a band that has devotion in the ranks of their fans, but can also find novel ways…
Santana embodies the very essence of Rock and Roll since their arrival on the music frontier some fifty years ago. Since their debut, they have delivered a string of great…
Leo Sayer enjoyed a better surge of popularity in the UK than he did in the US. In fact, in the UK, Leo Sayer put together an impressive stream of…
If you were a Magazine fan, then it’s good news to find that there is a new LP reissue of Secondhand Daylight (their second studio effort released in 1979) pressed…
This is somewhat “old news” by now, but in case you haven’t seen this yet, here is cool U.K. news: If you were a U.K. (band) fan, then you’ll be…
Eric Carmen has quite the background when you count in his his beloved Raspberries years along with his excellent continuation as a solo artist on the Arista label. That label…
This is a small piece that should not be passed up for ambient fans. The most popular phase of Tangerine Dream is the Froese, Franke, Baumann iteration of the electronic…
If you remember The Replacements, then you remember some fine Rock and Roll moments in the transitional period of the latter ’70s as it became the ’80s. After their formation,…
After The Black Crowes dissolved, Rich Robinson began a fruitful solo career with three full-length albums, an EP, and several live sets. With a style reminiscent of his times with…