New Dawn by Osibisa
New Dawn is the first all-new Osibisa studio album since their 2009 Osee Yee album of original studio tunes, not forgetting Abele recently released on...
The First Generation 1965-74 by John Mayall
If Charles Darwin had been a blues obsessive, then he would probably have proclaimed that the evolution of the white man exposing the blues, and its l...
Apocalypso Now by Walter Egan
Known as the “Athens of the South”, Nashville is a musical magnet attracting songwriters and musicians to head on down to this “Music City” to p...
Island by Troy Redfern
Redfern’s latest offering goes above and beyond his traditional blues/rock stylings as he takes us on an incredible musical journey through ten very d...
Lockdown Live 2020 by Erja Lyytinen
There aren’t too many artists who could say that they made a live album in the midst of the current global pandemic. However, our favourite Finnish bl...
The Meaning Of Live by Walter Egan
Already a tried and tested road-hardened artist with a successful songwriting pedigree, for the many fortunate enough to see him play live,
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Solo Albums 1974-1992 by Graham Bonnet
Armed with a voice that would make a square-bashing Sergeant Major wince and run for cover, Bonnet’s three-minute warning siren of a larynx is probabl...
Maverick by King King
KK return with an album titled Maverick which is anything but that. Well, not exactly anything, more of a tune-up and refit of their trademark classic...
Delicate Sound Of Thunder by Pink Floyd
What’s that sound rumbling in the distance and getting ever closer? There it goes repeating. And again! Echo... Echo...Like a sonic boomerang, it must...
50 Years In Rock by Uriah Heep
Half a century not out has seen this bedevilled British rock band survive the trials and tribulations that drink, drugs and death wreak in its wake to...