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Month: March 2021
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I just was thinking that I usually listen to music with the volume pot at 9 o’clock, rarely more. And was wondering if something could be done technically to the amp to have better sound quality. I mean, if I take an amp, find a way to lower its output gain, I’ll be able to […]
From the archives The Venezuelan conductor showed how poor children could become musicians. Julian Lloyd Webber explains how he was determined to do the same here. Continue
The premiere Ludwig van Beethoven had in mind should have taken place in the Gothic splendour of Olmütz Cathedral. But the first known performance of his newly uncovered setting of a piece of plainchant took place in a modern, pine-clad lecture theatre in Manchester yesterday. MORE
During the early 1970s Roy Buchanan was feted as the greatest rock guitarist the world had ever known. This superb new CD from Jasmine takes a step back into his early career where he spent many years scuffling as a guitar slinger in numerous bands and doing a substantial amount of session work. Collected across […]
Paul McGowan writes: I’ll continue with the story of the invention of an electronically scalable room but today wanted to tell you about something I’ve been listening to that has me running around the PS offices grabbing whomever I can to come and listen. One of my readers wrote: “For a real sense of a […]
We are told: Carly’s classic comeback album celebrates turning 30 with adeluxe edition curated by the lady herself… Carly Simon first burst on to the pop scene in 1971 when herdebut Elektra single, ‘That’s The Way I’ve Always Heard ItShould Be’, landed in the US top ten. Two years later herlegendary #1 hit ‘You’re So […]
This 3CD/1DVD set is the most comprehensive compilation yet of the group’s recordings, including hitherto unseen television footage, previously unreleased live recordings from a festival in Rotterdam (both from August 1970) and, for the first time, the official release of the seven existing tracks which Fotheringay recorded in session for BBC radio. The final […]
Rebecca Omordia and Mark Bebbington. Fiona Maddocks writes …. Among Vaughan Williams’s compositional outpourings, only one piece readily comes to mind with a prominent piano part: the song cycle On Wenlock Edge. Thanks to this intriguing disc we realise there was more, the best of it for two players. Arrangements of his Fantasia on a […]
So I bought these on a local NZ auction site for $50NZD. Thought I’d give them a punt. I havent historically been a fan of Monitor Audio as I didnt really like the sound of a pair my dad once had. The cabinets had a few dings so I sanded them back and re-oiled them. […]
We are told ….. Glenn Frey & Joe Walsh, live in Chicago, IL on 16th June 1993 Though their relationship had been fraught in recent years, between March and July 1993 Glenn Frey and Joe Walsh set aside their differences and travelled the US on a tour they named ‘Party Of Two’. Performing a cross-section […]
“Confession time what was the first live band you saw and what was the first record you bought, come on now you know you need to unburden yourself of your guilt. You will feel better for it, though I can’t guarantee you won’t get the p**s taken out of.. I’ll go first. First live Gig […]
PETE SEEGER & ROGER McGUINN: IN THEIR OWN WORDS LIVE AT THE BOTTOM LINE (May 18, 1994) with VIN SCELSA Pete Seeger & Roger McGuinn: Live at the Bottom Line The historic first meeting of two generations of folk masters happened only once, and it happened at The Bottom Line. Over the course of one […]