Lou Reed – “Playlist – The Very Best of Lou Reed”
Now that Sony and BMG have become a gigantic music conglomerate, we’re hoping that they’ll use those pooled resources to
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Month: April 2009
Procol Harum In Concert with the Danish National Concert Orchestra and Choir
One of Classic Rock’s most beloved bands, Procol Harum, will have its In Concert With The Danish National Concert Orchestra
Read MorePlanet P Project – “1931 (Go Out Dancing – Part 1)”
1931 (Go Out Dancing – Part 1) is the first record in nearly 20 years from keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist, Tony Carey that
Read MoreMott The Hoople – “The Hoople”
The Hoople is the third of a trio of spectacular records issued by glam-rock superstars, Mott The Hoople. Discounting a
Read MoreThe Flatlanders – “More A Legend Than A Band”
The Flatlanders’ first album, More A Legend Than A Band, is an essential record for anyone interested in great songwriting,
Read More158 photos of Jeff Beck live at the Fillmore, New York, April 9-10
Check out these photos of guitar great Jeff Beck performing live in New York City. Backing Beck is drumming phenom
Read MoreNo-Man “Schoolyard Ghosts”
No-Man’s sixth studio release, Schoolyard Ghosts, is as much a revelation for fans of No-Man’s previous work as it is
Read MoreJoe Jackson – “Look Sharp!” album review
Vinyl Lovers Records has reissued Joe Jackson’s solo debut, Look Sharp! as a 10-inch double record that includes the bonus
Read MoreRobin Trower – “Twice Removed From Yesterday”
Guitarist Robin Trower made a seamless jump from Procol Harum in the early 1970s to a solo career, exciting new
Read MoreRemembering the Allman Brothers Band
The Allman Brothers Band – Macon, Georgia’s, favorite musical sons – are remembered warmly by several folks closest to the
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