Pink Floyd
Several years before The Dark Side of the Moon elevated them to the commercial stratosphere, Pink Floyd began as a ’60s psychedelic pop outfit Continue reading Pink Floyd
Robbie Robertson
For someone who is originally from Canada, Robbie Robertson has a real pulse and understanding of American roots music and history. Continue reading Robbie Robertson
Queen
An expanded edition of 1995’s Queen at the BBC, the 2-CD On Air finally collects Queen’s six radio sessions for the BBC between 1973 and 1977. Continue reading Queen
Stevie Nicks
‘Bella Donna’ and ‘The Wild Heart’ were the first two albums that kicked off her spectacular solo career Continue reading Stevie Nicks
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
There was a period in Emerson Lake and Palmer’s history in which the progressive rock trio were an unstoppable force and these three albums from 1972 to 1974. Continue reading Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Phil Collins
It’s a good time to be a Phil Collins fan since his reemergence from semi-retirement. Continue reading Phil Collins
New Order
Like their contemporaries Depeche Mode, New Order’s bread and butter was their singles releases. Continue reading New Order
New Zealand Band the Shifting Sands Make Their East Coast Debut
If you happen to be on the East Coast for the rest of this month, it may be to your advantage to check out the Shifting Sands. Continue reading New Zealand Band the Shifting Sands Make Their East Coast Debut
Fleetwood Mac
The band’s 1982 record is somewhat overlooked, even though it had two Top 20 hits in “Hold Me” and “Gypsy.” Continue reading Fleetwood Mac
Britta Phillips at Le Poisson Rouge
It’s not often that Luna bassist Britta Phillips gets a chance to be in the spotlight by herself. Continue reading Britta Phillips at Le Poisson Rouge
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