Monthly Archives: March 2023

Neil Young’s Forgotten Band To Release Archive Concert

March 12, 2023

BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD, CSN&Y, CRAZY HORSE… There’s no prize for finding the common denominator of all theses ensembles. However, one of the collectives associated with Neil Young rarely get a mention: THE DUCKS‘ lifespan proved to be too Short – resulting … Continue reading →

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Goodbye, Robin Lumley

March 11, 2023

Arguably the best jazz-rock keyboard player to have come out of Blighty, Robin Lumley, who passed away on March 9th at the age of 75, was instrumental in forming the British fusion scene of the ’70s and, thus, influenced the … Continue reading →

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Bruce Cockburn Reaches For The Skies On A Post-Pandemic Platter

March 10, 2023

Only a few years ago Bruce Cockburn didn’t feel like it was in him to write songs anymore, which was why the veteran’s 2019 release offered only instrumental numbers, yet recent times not only impacted everyone but has given this … Continue reading →

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JASON BLAKE – Subsequent Ruins

March 9, 2023

7D Media 2023 If the piper can’t lead us to reason, Chicagoan twelve-stringer will color the rhyme. The story of The Rat-Catcher from Hamelin is a grim one, the tale in which children fall victim to a strife between adults … Continue reading →

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ULTRAVOX Dig Into “Quartet” To Make It Deluxe

March 9, 2023

ULTRAVOX‘s “Quartet” might have been originally perceived as a relative failure – what with its predecessors “Vienna” and “Rage In Eden” charted rather high all over the world, and with the winning team of George Martin and Geoff Emerick manning … Continue reading →

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