Virtuoso guitarist and critically-acclaimed songwriter, championed by John Peel and later Charles Shaar Murray, Michael Chapman recorded a quartet of classic LPs for EMI’s progressive Harvest label during the 1970s.
From the beginnings of his legendary band Lindisfarne to his second solo album ‘Odd Man Out’, the career of Rod Clements reads like a Who’s Who of contemporary British folk roots.
Thanks to The Progressive Aspect for a glowing review of Zorbonauts' 'The Unobserved Beaver'!
Singsong Music is delighted to be reissuing the Shiva’s Quintessence catalogue along with new material by band mainman Phil ‘Shiva’ Jones during 2020. It’s timely given this legendary band’s place in a key moment in rock history …
Ghost Echoes visits Maida Vale for a run-in with some spirited souls ...
Recorded in 2000, "Stamping Ground" features stalwart support from Nigel Stonier, Thea Gilmore, Kathryn Tickell and Sid Griffi on Lindisfarne mainman Rod Clements' debut solo release.
With a line-up comprising the alumni of Spock’s Beard, Tears for Fears, Asia, The Buggles, Yes, Big Big Train, Genesis, Jerusalem, Eric Burdon and Iron Butterfly amongst others, you know Zorbonauts’ latest album is going to have quality stamped through it.
Recorded in November 1975 at Nottingham’s Clifton Polytechnic, "Alright On The Night" showcases brilliantly how maverick Lindisfarne front man, Alan Hull could win over an audience with warmth, wit and a generosity of spirit!
2009’s ‘Escalator’ was a re-emergence album of sorts for this British hard rock act, founded in 1969 with a self-titled debut on the legendary Deram label. Fast forward almost four decades and original vocalist, Lynden Williams and guitarist, Bob Cooke decided to record a new album after Sony Music (Japan) reissued Jerusalem’s self-titled debut in its popular Rock Legend Series.
Marking the welcome return of a unique and whimsical 1974 album debut for Kevin Ayers' London apartment's landlady, this is Lady's June's 'Linguistic Leprosy'.
