Review: Love Me Leave Me – Anji Bee
Anji Bee, the honey-voiced chanteuse of Lovespirals, has gone and made what many fans of the band was waiting a long time for, her own solo album. Any fan aware…
Review: Songs From A Movie – Mary Chapin Carpenter
From album to album, there is an anticipation that Mary Chapin Carpenter might not do as good as her last one. Well, it was just too damn good. How does…
Review: Olias Of Sunhillow – Jon Anderson (SACD-Stereo Hybrid)
After the legendary sessions of Relayer, the band elected to take some decompression time to release solo works. Every member produced an album that, in many ways, thrilled the fans…
Review: Love And Gravity – Mary Fahl
Album releases from Mary Fahl are not predicated on a yearly basis. Nor are they expected every other year. If you’re a Mary Fahl fan, then you wait until she…
Review: Billion Dollar Babies – Alice Cooper (SACD)
Fans of ’70s Rock know all too well the classic works of a band by the name of Alice Cooper. And while that name ultimately became the moniker of the…
Review: Small Faces Greatest Hits – The Immediate Years 1967-1969 [Mono Remaster] – Small Faces
The talent level of Small Faces was unusually ahead of its time way back in the ’60s. When everything was mostly centered in pop/rock with an intent to achieve TOP40…
Review: Blue Horizon – Wishbone Ash
Wishbone Ash have a wonderful history that cannot be ignored. And while I’m not one to call every release of theirs from beginning to now, perfect, I’ve generally enjoyed most…
Review: True To The Blues – The Johnny Winter Story – Johnny Winter
Legends are rare. In fact, there are so few of them (in reality), that we can almost count them down. When it comes to guitar, there are solid choices out…
Review: High Hopes – Bruce Springsteen
For years, I have been disappointed by the output of Bruce Springsteen. Having grown up in my formative teenage years with the first three Springsteen classics, and taking to Darkness…
Review: Lily & Madeleine – Lily & Madeleine
When the teen-aged sister duo of Lily & Madeleine released their five-track EP, The Weight Of The Globe at the beginning of 2013, they never expected to be expressed in…
Review: The Classic Christmas Album – Andy Williams
Andy Williams has long been called Mr. Christmas by just about anyone familiar with his holiday classics recordings, of which there are three for Columbia Records. It’s a sure bet…
Review: Space Gypsy – Nik Turner
At 73, Nik Turner still can turn in a marvelous piece of musical genius. No stranger to space rock, a loved musical style of the ’60s, and early ’70s, he…