A new solo album from Mott The Hoople co-founder, Verden Allen and the ironically-titled ‘No One Knows’ affirms the world-celebrated band’s keyboard player as an original composer and performer.
Procol Harum guitarist, Mick Grabham reflects on his time in music in interview with Jason Barnard at the always excellent music The Strange Brew ...
High octane ’70s rock/metal five-piece Jerusalem taped this self-titled release for the cult Deram label back in 1971. Produced in London by Deep Purple’s Ian Gillan and released the following year, it’s as heavy as anything doing the rounds back in the day, unconstrained by peer influences or pressure.
Ray Fenwick, whose last recordings of film and TV instrumental music were released by Singsong Music in 2021, was a British guitarist of calibre advanced enough to sustain a 60-year career.
Rod Clements and Rab Noakes present their craft as writers and players in exclusive UK live dates month (April 2022).
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Legendary acoustic rock band Lindisfarne will perform alongside special friends and guests at a benefit gig to raise funds for campaign ‘Newcastle Stands With Ukraine’ and support aid delivery to communities in the country struggling to access help from mainstream agencies.
Fun-loving Anglo/Celtic/American rock band Zebras Don’t Smoke beat back lockdown last year with a hugely-entertaining album of ABBA covers in ‘Don’t Mention The Swedes’. Now the group returns this time with a very different proposition in this often raucous celebration of the recordings of US-based female singer-songwriters: Nashville’s Anne McCue and Marin County’s Bonnie Raitt.
Former Deep Purple vocalist Ian Gillan’s 70’s foray into rock fusion has been revaluated in the present day for qualities of innovation and audacity audiences missed at the time.
Folk rock veterans Lindisfarne return to the UK’s theatres and festivals in 2022. Fielding a rich repertoire of much-loved hit songs like Meet Me On The Corner, Fog On The Tyne, Lady Eleanor and Run For Home, Lindisfarne enjoy a reputation for live performance second to none. The five-piece band is guaranteed to get crowds on their feet and singing along.
