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Peter Frampton – Thank You Mr Churchill

Peter Frampton‘s reputation as a guitar player has sometimes overshadowed his strength as a songwriter, and I find it curious.

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Lord Sutch – “Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends”

What’s not to love about Sundazed Music? Their re-release of recordings considered essential by collectors, yet out of print for

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10 Best Deep Purple songs

I remember as a teen, reading in the Guinness Book Of World Records, that Deep Purple set a new record,

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Iain Ashley Hersey – Nomad

If you ever wondered what happened to old-school hard rock – the kind you used to plunk into the car’s