A tiggerish, sweatband wearing Stewart Copeland bounced onto the Scala stage arms aloft and fists pumping the air, as though he had just won the fifth and deciding set in a pro-celebrity game of tennis.
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The epithet "legendary" is bandied about and attributed to so many debatable characters these days that, at times, it seems to have lost its true power of meaning. There are very few musicians extant who are tr...
Robin Trower is a renaissance man. Formerly an integral member of classic British prog/blues band Procol Harum, Trower then blazed a ferocious fretboard trail across the '70's. His gold standard slew of trippy,...
Big of voice and loud of guitar, the larger than life Big Boy Bloater got the joint rockin’ from the start as he and The Limits played an explosive set of blistering Rhythm and Blues.
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There has been something of a quiet renaissance going on with an excellent crop of young, established artists in the blues-rock idiom beginning to come to the fore. In a genre that is led by the ubiquitous blue...
When snakes shed their skin thereby allowing for further growth, it's not that dissimilar to founding band members departing from venerable rock bands, to stretch out in different directions.
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By appointment, I was invited to witness a right royal rockin' racket by King King; a band definitely deserving of MBE’s all round for their commitment to Music Before Everything attitude!
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A very rare outing by supergroup Black Country Communion saw their congregation of fans witness a right holy racket tonight at The Hammersmith Apollo - The Mecca of all rock venues.
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