With ex-Mott and British Lions keyboards wizard Morgan Fisher sharing forthcoming live performances in Tokyo and London, now is a good time to read his interview with Klemen Breznikar at Its Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Prescient 80's declamation of the state of the world in glam/synth champ Johnny Warman's 2024 Rocket Records career compilation ...
Reissued on CD by BGO Records, a memorable one-man show by Lindisfarne's Alan Hull.
The first ever reissue on CD of Joe Jammer’s 1972 debut album, ‘Bad News’ is available now ...
Formed in 1974, British funk act Olympic Runners was formed by legendary producer Mike Vernon (Fleetwood Mac, Focus, Dr Feelgood), initially to back American bluesman Jimmy Dawkins for a session scheduled at Olympic Studios in London, thus inspiring the group’s name.
Steve Ellis's powerful yet soulful voice, one that defines British music, has never sounded better that on his solo albums and this compilation of songs from records made between 1977 to 2011 evidences the fact beautifully.
Formed in 1973, Lindisfarne folk-rock offshoot Jack The Lad recorded four well- received albums cementing a prominent role in the rediscovery of the regional musical roots of their home turf of North East England.
Comprising members of MOTT with John Fiddler of Medicine Head, British Lions played the UK supporting Status Quo before winning over US audiences on a 1978 tour from which these recordings are taken.
With 50th anniversary reissues of the band's catalogue well underway, Mott The Hoople are in the news. But who were the band before? And after? What happened to their members? Our LOT OF MOTT page supplies answers ...
Ousted from Deep Purple three albums in, guitarist Nick Simper dusted himself down and created Warhorse and then Fandango. Jason Barnard covers his career in his latest artist interview for podcast, The Strange Brew.
