A founding member of Deep Purple, British music veteran Nick Simper formed Fandango in the late 1970s post-retirement of his hard-rocking act Warhorse, famed for two noteworthy albums on the collectible Vertigo label.
A curio in the canon of recordings by Britain’s mighty Mott The Hoople must be the band’s successors’ – under the moniker of MOTT – trampling of festive music in December 1976.
Veteran folk rockers Lindisfarne take to UK stages again this spring (2024) with a series of dates across the country including performances at 02 Academy venues in Bournemouth, Leicester and Sheffield.
A Christmas 1976 session by the now defunct British rock legends MOTT was to yield this anarchic festive offering of instrumental takes on seasonal songs.
Over 50 years on from its original release, Chicagoan guitarist Joe Jammer’s debut solo release ‘Bad News’ is reissued for the first time.
New Age artists Stairway began life in 1985 and all their albums are reissued by Singsong Music in 2023, For 1994-released ‘Raindreaming’, they were joined by Clifford White on keyboards and Jane Relf (Renaissance) on vocals.
From an idea by Malcolm Stern and Carmen Wilcox, 1992’s ‘Medicine Dance’ by Jim (Yardbirds) McCarty's band Stairway is a journey in the Shamanic tradition of the Native American Indians and their insight into the magic of animal archetypes in relation to medicine and healing.
Del Bromham, guitarist and frontman withthe legendary UK band Stray, in interview with Jason Barnard at The Strange Brew covers 50 years plus of life on the road as a musician with dollops of his trademark good humour.
Reissued this November (2023) after all these years in a special sparkling 2CD set from US reissues label Think Like A Key come the acclaimed debut by British Lions along with the band’s legendary live set in San Francisco.
An all-star Memorial Concert is being held in memory of British bassist Mo Foster who died in July of this year.
