Egg – The Polite Force
Egg’s The Polite Force was originally released in 1971, and features the trio of keyboardist Dave Stewart, bassist/vocalist Mont Campbell and
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Stu Nunnery – 35 Years On: The Interview
(This interview was originally published in 2008, after I tracked down Stu Nunnery via e-mail. Little did either of us
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Michael Chapman – Time Past & Time Passing
Michael Chapman is one of those musicians that far too many have never actually heard. Maybe you’re one of them?
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Robin Trower – What Lies Beneath (Album Review)
Robin Trower has been a guitar hero for more than 50 years, but unlike so many other players, his reputation
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10 Singing Drummers – Drummers Who Sing Lead and Crush It
It’s not easy being a singer in a rock-and-roll band, particularly if you’re also the drummer! Drumming in a rock
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Nektar – Remember The Future (album review)
Nektar – Remember The Future For the life of me, I can’t remember how I came across the first U.S.
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Humble Pie – The Atlanta Years (Album Review)
Humble Pie’s The Atlanta Years could just as well be called Steve Marriott, The Atlanta Years, as he is the
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Kansas – Song for America
Kansas – Song For America To hear the tale of the band Kansas, it sounds like a group of six
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Mott The Hoople – “The Hoople”
The Hoople is the third of a trio of spectacular records issued by glam-rock superstars Mott The Hoople. Discounting
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