Dear John – Blurred Vision (plus star guests) – Concert For War Child: Album Review
Dear John is a star-studded celebration of John Lennon’s 80th birthday – in aid of the War Child UK charity. It features Maxi Jazz, KT Tunstall and more…
The Beatles and India – An Enduring Love Affair: DVD Review
New documentary film tells the story and considers the cultural implications of the Beatles’ 1968 sojourn to Rishikesh, India
Time Tunnel: One Thousand Nine Hundred & Seventy One Words about The Beatles in 1971
1971 was a year to savour, musically. So many great albums and bands, but one band that had run their course were The Beatles. Whilst the fab four had gone their separate ways, they were all still making fab music.
Barbara – Pretty Straight Guy: Single Review
Biting satire dressed as fop pop whimsy. Pretty Straight Guy is yet another gem from Brighton’s Barbara.
Paul Iwan – Present: Album Review
Tired by the weight of your memories? Paul Iwan returns with a classy set of songs to ease the pain.
Delbert McClinton – Live From Austin : Album Review
More from the Alligator vaults to delight, possibly the best singer not on the tip of your tongue; Delbert McClinton.
Adam Masterson – Time Bomb : Album Review
Chameleonic magpie maverick keeps enough of himself on board to be both convincing and a contender.
The Zombies – Oran Mor, Glasgow: Live Review
The Zombies cast their blissful musical spell over a smitten Glasgow audience with a magnificent set of songs old and new.
Hamish Hawk – Heavy Elevator: Album Review
Hamish Hawk releases an incredible new album, that marks the emergence of a supremely gifted musician, singer and writer.
Craig Gould – Songs From The Campfire: Album Review
The long-awaited debut album from Tamworth folk/Americana songwriter Craig Gould. Songs From The Campfire is a work of beauty.
Craig Gould releases emotional second single from forthcoming album: News
Craig Gould set to release his deeply emotional new single, Captain Of The Seas. The song is available on 30th November 2021 with all profits going to charity.
Cheap Trick – In Another World: Album Review
The 20th album from the irrepressible Cheap Trick and they’re still all alright.
Ryan Hamilton and the Harlequin Ghosts – Nowhere To Go But Everywhere: Album Review
Second album from Ryan Hamilton, the Texan Tom Petty, gives a lesson in optimism.
The On Track series: Book Review
The next batch of releases in the On Track series looks at the solo output of John, Paul, George & Ringo in the decade after the break up of The Fab Four and then the Becker/Fagan fronted Steely Dan.
Skates And Wagons – #ep: EP Review
Oxfordshire duo, Skates And Wagons, get to grips with a new Britpop on their debut #ep.
