Keyboard wizard Rick Wakeman has enjoyed at least three careers – early-Seventies sessionman for Bowie, etc, the Caped Crusader of progressive giants Yes and solo star responsible for such epic albums as ‘The Six Wives of Henry VIII’, ‘Journey To The Centre Of The Earth’ and ‘The Myths And Legends Of King Arthur And The […]
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The film Celebration Day captures Led Zeppelin onstage in all their glory in 2007. The band discuss their musical legacy, reputation for excess – and why they will never reunite again MORE
Bundle includes 2 live radio performances as follows: 22 Songs – The Moore Theater,Seattle 1974 (CD) by Randy Newman The Moore Theater,Seattle, WA KISW-FM Broadcast 1974. Superb Live performance of Randy Newman from the Moore Theater, Seattle in 1974. Touring in support of the critical & commercial success of the just released ‘Good Old Boy’s’ album. […]
The Guardian: If Going Back Home turns out to be Wilko Johnson’s last album then it’s a great final curtain. Recorded with his Blockhead rhythm section of drummer Dylan Howe and bassist Norman Watt-Roy, choice selections from the guitarist’s back catalogue are augmented by a lone cover, of Dylan’s “Can You Please Crawl Out Your […]
From our archives: Folk-rock pioneer Sandy Denny left a wealth of lyrics that have inspired the artist’s new album – by Andy Gill “For several decades now, we have grown used to record labels ransacking their vaults for demos and out-takes with which to repackage old albums in expanded editions. So perhaps […]
They tell us…… Stephen StillsLas Vegas 21st July 1995 (CD) Fascinating insight into a Stills live performance in the mid 90’s. Stunning versions of classics “Love The One You’re With”, “Long Time Gone”, “For What It’s Worth” and an explosive eight minute “Dark Star”. Joined by Joe Vitale on drams, Gerald Johnson on bass and […]
John Harris writes: With the Smiths Johnny Marr blazed a trail for music with a political conscience. Now a successful solo artist, he still thinks it’s a musician’s job to ask awkward questions. But why is he such a lone voice? Please click HERE to continue reading
Includes: WAY OUT WEST! LIVE FROM SAN FRANCISCO 1973 • Nearly 60 minutes of rare and previously unreleased live MTB! • Two tracks are previously unreleased, five are on the 2015 new release “Essential 3.0” and one is a bonus track on the reissue of the debut album. • Recorded September 1973 at Winterland Ballroom, […]
From the archives: The crimped hair. The tiered skirts. The heavily kohled eyes. The wraith-like movement. I wanted to be her. My big sister Claire – for it was she – was glamorous and mysterious back then, in 1978. What I didn’t know, but found out soon after, was that Claire was herself in awe […]
Jeff Beck earned rave reviews in 2014 for his spellbinding performances during the hugely successful double-bill tour with ZZ TOP. Fans can relive Beck’s thrilling guitar gymnastics from those shows with this new live album that touches on key eras from the legendary artist’s influential career. The 14 live performances on JEFF BECK LIVE+ feature […]
Lucy Jones 2 January 2018 • 11:00pm Prince’s death in April 2016 was a shock to his fans. The artist was only 57, he’d played lots of shows in the months leading up to it, and appeared spry and happy on stage. As far as we knew, he wasn’t ill. Afterwards, it turned out that […]
Hannah Nepil writes: Taking part in Musicircus at Aldeburgh was a bewildering musical experience. They never told me that music journalism could be like this: that one day I’d be playing the violin at the Aldeburgh festival, at the mercy of the elements and the judgement of professional, bona-fide musicians who, on another occasion, I […]
This 2015 reissue comes in sleek, new packaging, presented in a rigid lift-off 5.5-inch x 5.5-inch box. The 10-disc set features 213 tracks and a full-color booklet with a 47,000-word essay by Stax historian Rob Bowman. The third and final chapter of the definitive collection of the great Memphis soul label Stax focuses on the […]
Fay Hield has a lovely voice yet what marks out her second solo album, Orfeo, is not only the excellent musicianship – something of a given with the quality of the band – but the interesting choice of songs from someone who lectures in ethnomusicology at Sheffield University. Andy Cutting (accordion), Jon Boden (Hields’s partner […]
Greenwich Village, 1964: While the folk boom is still in progress, other musics began seeping into the corners and clubs of lower Manhattan. Rock, once down for the count, came back with a vengeance, largely thanks to a klatch of young British bands. Roots music, especially blues, grew rapidly in popularity as folk […]
A delicate, slinky figure with a powerhouse voice, Ann Peebles occupied a special place among the many great talents that roamed the halls of Memphis’ iconic R&B label Hi Records in the 1960s and 1970s. While producer Willie Mitchell was the company’s heart, musicians the Hodges Brothers its soul and Al Green its top star, […]
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We are told ….. Disc 1. Record Plant, Sausalito, CA – KSAN FM -18th November 1973 01. Rehearsal > KSAN Intro 02. Nightingale 03. I Fall To Pieces 04. Silver Threads And Golden Needles 05. Love Has No Pride 06. Rock Me On The Water 07. I Can’t Help It (If I’m Still In Love […]