Kansas – Two For The Show review
A band at its peak – that’s what you’ll hear on Kansas’ Two For The Show, a now two-CD document
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Gregg Allman – Laid Back
Gregg Allman’s first solo album fits nicely between his work with the ABB. His best solo effort, with a, well,
Read MorePat Travers – Putting It Straight
Great early Pat Travers record, running the gamut from Jeff Beck-ish fusion to full-bore rock. The album also features a
Read MoreKath Bloom & Loren Connors – Sing The Children Over – Sand In My Shoe review
A bit of history: Kath Bloom & Loren Connors were a singer/guitar duo from New Haven, Conn., that recorded briefly
Read MorePeter Frampton – Wind Of Change/Frampton’s Camel review
BGO (Beat Goes On) Records is one of my favorite labels. They specialize in rock, blues, jazz and folk reissues,
Read MoreMotörhead’s Lemmy Speaks Out
On the heels of Motörhead’s upcoming studio release, Motörizer, due out Aug. 26, founding bassist/vocalist Lemmy Kilmister discussed a variety
Read MoreApril Wine – Live In London, DVD review
If patience is a virtue, then April Wine must be one of the most virtuous bands of all. Starting way
Read MoreCrosby, Stills & Nash are back in the saddle
Rolling Stone has posted a cool little interview with David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash. The trio discuss touring
Read MoreGator Country Live – The music of Molly Hatchet lives on
Music has a strange and powerful energy. Good songs and bands and the fans who listen to them never go
Read MoreMoonbound – Confession and Release
I’ve been enjoying the first solo release from producer/bassist/singer-songwriter Fabio Trentini , whose project falls under the moniker “Moonbound.” The
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