Unreleased live performances by the Grateful Dead of songs from the classic American Beauty album. All performances unreleased and recorded between 1970 and 1978. Newly remastered and segued to create an imaginary hour long live experience of the entire album. 1 Box Of Rain 2 Friend Of The Devil 3 Sugar Magnolia 4 Operator 5 […]
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Jed Potts & the Hillman Hunters – It Won’t Be LongGrant Dermody – Clotilda’s Got SoulRita Engedalen – Sunshine DevilJeremiah Johnson – Young And BlindAlbert Collins – Cold, Cold FeelingRay Charles – I Don’t Need No DoctorBen Levin – Bad Boy (Feat Bob Stroger)Rusty Wright Band – Devil In The DetailsGreg Brice – BrotherTomislav Goluban […]
Phillip Johnston is best known to many jazz fans as co-founder of Microscopic Septet, though the saxophonist and composer has led many groups of his own and co-led others, including Big Trouble, The Transparent Quartet, Fast ‘n’ Bulbous and The Spokes. In addition, Johnston has composed and performed numerous soundtracks for both silent and modern […]
Tony Andrews writes … If you read my ramblings about Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday then you will know I promised to write a series to highlight singers past and present who in my opinion have immense talent and did get acclaim but not in the bundles thrown at Ella and Billie etc. I am […]
We are told ….. Thelonious Monk, live at the Montreal Jazz Festival, Palace Des Arts, Canada on 21st August 1965. Following his move to Columbia Records in 1963 and his appearance on the cover of Time the following year, 1965 found Thelonious Monk at his commercial peak. This superb performance at Montreal Jazz Festival on […]
MICHAEL PAULL writes … Before getting into this, a few facts to consider: -Ginger Baker is a drummer who is deeply admired by many of the most iconic drummers in the business. The guy could play. So for what it’s worth, when he, on a rare occasion, happens to say someone else is good, he’s […]
The American composer talks about his orchestral work and its exploration of the instruments of the orchestra Click HERE to listen
Boogie Beasts – Who’ll Be NextSpencer Mackenzie – Can’t Do RightJoanne Shaw Taylor – Then There’s YouJeremiah Johnson – Skippin’ SchoolAlbum of the week “Let’s Burn It Down” by Andy LindquistAndy Lindquist – 14 Stone Andy Lindquist – Blue Tail StompSlim Wilson & the Swamp Brothers – Looking For troubleThe Milk Men – How Do You […]
Complete with the original Gramophone reviews of 50 of the finest Handel recordings available Read more HERE
• Slade’s only feature film, which Q magazine calls ‘The best rock movie of all time. • DVD pristinely re-mastered from original film elements • Re-mastered CD • The soundtrack album is one of Slade’s most varied and accomplished full length recordings • 16 page booklet featuring memorabilia and notes by Chris Ingham Disc: 1 […]
Our jazz editor Tony Andrews writes …. Anyone who has read my previous ramblings must by now realise just how much I love Cadogan Hall as a venue and Out to Lunch as an event. I have been attending since the start and I have seen some sensational musicians; ones who have inspired my love […]
She’s described as the world’s most exciting violinist. She talks to Ivan Hewett Please click HERE to continue
His work is part of music and design history – and now, marking a career spanning more than 40 years, some of Storm Thorgerson’s most recognisable pieces of album art are on show in east London.From Pink Floyd – through Genesis, 10cc and Led Zeppelin – to his more recent collaboration with Muse and The […]
A legendary show from a legendary collective, by 1974 LA groovers Spirit had been in existence eight years, released five critically acclaimed albums and the mainstays, Randy California (named by Jimi Hendrix while the man christened Randy Wolfe was with his early group The Red Roosters), drummer Ed Cassidy (Mr Skin to his friends, […]
Elena Schwarz conducts the BBC Philharmonic in Brahms’s Double Concerto, Stravinsky’s Symphony in Three Movements and Beethoven’s ‘Pastoral’ Symphony. Click HERE to listen
Soul, R&B, funk, disco and everything in between. Listen out for Trevor’s signature game, 5 Seconds to Name. He’ll play you a musical mash-up from one act and you must identify who it is. Each night on the show, we return to your Musical Youth… email Trevor@bbc.co.uk with your story and the song that transports […]
FM writes: this is a brilliant question. The majority of audiophiles know nothing about output impedance. Since the question is specifically about the effect on Sound, I’m going to try not to get too technical. A solid state amplifier will have an almost unmeasurably low output impedance, close to zero, i.e. .0001 ohms or thereabouts. […]
The violinist and cellist on recording Brahms and Clara Schumann Click HERE to listen
Blue Milk Hard – Way To FallLarkin Poe – Strike GoldBuddy Guy – What’s Wrong With ThatBoogie Beasts – No More LoversGeorge Lamb – Stand UpThe Dig 3 – You’re The OneDr Feelgood – Mary AnnThe Commoners – DeadlinesSuperdownhome – Living DisgraceBloomin Hummerz – End Of The LineJimmy Carpenter – Travelin MoodRobert Hill & Joanne […]
MDM writes: Gilmour spoke about The Wall in an interview. He stated that he really liked entire album, except for the “Vera Lynn stuff.” I assume he was referring to all the theatrical songs, including Nobody Home, Vera, Bring the Boys Back Home, etc. As for Waters writing all the lyrics and most of the […]