Dixie Dregs: “Dregs Of The Earth”
One of my most memorable concert moments was on a Sunday evening at Atlanta’s Chastain Park in 1992, seeing and
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Month: January 2009
A Visit To The Spaceship Factory: 20 Gems From The Early Years Of Prog review
A Visit To The Spaceship Factory: 20 Gems From The Early Years Of Prog is a collection of tunes from
Read MoreThe Good Rats: “From Rats To Riches”
The Good Rats were a five-piece band of New Yorkers who released several excellent albums in the 1970s. They should
Read MoreJefferson Starship – “Red Octopus”
Jefferson Starship’s 1975 release, Red Octopus, gave the band a massive hit with Marty Balin’s ballad “Miracles,” which was edited
Read MoreMariusz Duda – “Lunatic Soul”
Mariusz Duda, the front man for Polish prog-metal act Riverside, has released his first solo album, titled Lunatic Soul. The
Read MoreHeartwood – Robert Hudson & Tim Hildebrandt revisit “Nothin’ Fancy,” a “lost” Southern Rock belle
The 1970s were, for many, the glory days of Southern Rock. All across the south great music could be heard
Read MoreMontrose – “Montrose” 24 KT Gold Compact Disc
I was overjoyed to learn that Audio Fidelity, one of my favorite reissue labels, would be issuing another set of
Read MoreSacros – “Sacros” is a long-lost gem from Chile
I’m always blown away by the history of records. For all the albums that were recorded across the globe in
Read MoreGlass Hammer – Live At The Tivoli DVD review
Glass Hammer are simply one of the best progressive rock bands going today. I remember hearing their 2001 release, Chronometree,
Read MoreThe Move – Message From The Country
Before there was Electric Light Orchestra there was The Move, the brilliant psychedelic rock band led by Roy Wood. In
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