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And then – ladies and gentlemen – The Who: So what about The Who’s ability or indeed inability, to reproduce note-perfect their more well know tracks? How about speculating on their prerogative to interpret the tracks as they see fit –notwithstanding how they and bands like them must surely strive hard not to be bored […]
The Complete Art Pepper at Ronnie Scott’s 1980′ (7xLP box set including 16 page booklet) (Including seventeen performances previously unavailable along with all the tracks on the two Mole Jazz albums Blues For The Fisherman and True Blues) “Art Pepper was booked to appear at Ronnie Scott’s during the last two weeks of June 1980 […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEGVtbgYx2I 397,983 views You know, these guys really aged well as musicians. If it wasn’t for bad luck… Man this is one of the best audio recordings I’ve ever heard Mr Baker sounds like he’s in my room !
Scientists may have found what makes a tune catchy, after locating the brain area where a song’s “hook” gets caught. A US team from Dartmouth College, reported in the journal Nature, played volunteers tunes with snippets cut out. They scanned for brain activity and found it centred in the auditory cortex – which handles information […]
The Zombies made their name in the 1960s with hits such as ‘She’s Not There’ and ‘Tell Her No’ and the legendarily majestic “Odessey And Oracle” LP.The band’s serene, sublime sound combines the subtle keyboard skills of Rod Argent with the beautiful vocals of Colin Blunstone. After Rod and Colin pursued their own successful careers […]
“Nick Clegg admitted that he regularly cries when he listens to music. But which songs bring tears to the eyes of Guardian writers?” MORE
This is an exclusive live CD taken by Concert Live of Jack Bruce’s performance on the 19.03.2012 at the Stables in Milton Keynes. • The Scottish rocker Jack Bruce first found international fame as part of the power trio Cream in the 60s. Since then he has carried on writing new music and performing all […]
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They tell us…. EELS have had one of the most consistently acclaimed careers in music. The ever-changing project of principal singer/songwriter Mark Oliver Everett, aka E, EELS have released nine studio albums since their 1996 debut, Beautiful Freak. Mojo Magazine calls Everett “a member of rock’s very own League of Extraordinary Gentlemen,” while legendary […]
Tony Andrews writes: With Out To Lunch at Cadogan Hall 2017 thrilling the regulars earlier this year and hopefully lots of newcomers too, it seems appropriate to allow you all to meet Rebecca Stewart the brains behind the series of Free Concerts. Rebecca, Thank you for taking the time out from your busy schedule to […]
“Not so Sweet Martha Lorraine” is an organ-drenched classic that is about a reclusive woman who is unpredictable and is obsessed with death. Their full-length debut is their most joyous and cohesive statement and one of the most important and enduring documents of the psychedelic era, the band’s swirl of distorted guitar and organ at […]
A fine, unpretentious, informative and readable piece on this wonderful music. MORE
Classic 1971 Family album remastered from original tapes and now featuring bonus disc. Growing out of the R&B boom of the early 60s, Family’s sound evolved into a unique mix of progressive rock, blues, folk, jazz, psychedelia and high energy rock n roll built around the distinctive vocals of frontman Roger Chapman, Charlie Whitney’s innovative […]
Tony Andrews, our contributing editor (jazz) writes: I firmly believe that UK jazz fans are getting more and more paranoid about musicians from anywhere other than the UK; that in some way, they are better musically or more inventive. This is especially so with musicians from The US where Jazz is thought to have been […]
Recorded for Radio Broadcast in New York & Boston. Many music critics of the day were not only intrigued but enamoured by Jeff Buckley when his musical career began to take off in the early nineties. Jeff Buckley born in California in 1966 and as the name suggests, he was the son of legendary singer, […]
It’s common to judge someone based on the music they like, despite musical preference being largely subjective. But why do musical tastes differ so, and why do we feel the need to criticise those with tastes that don’t match our own? While working in music retail, I hitched my sanity to a sense of smug […]
Album Buying Guide A Guide to the Blues-Rock Guitarist’s Best Recordings Dip in and out HERE
