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Monthly Archives: August 2024
VARIOUS ARTISTS – Punk Me Up: A Tribute To The Rolling Stones
August 16, 2024

Cleopatra 2024 Finding satisfaction in giving true meaning to righteous scorn, veterans of denial brigade bring home the message from both sides of garage era. With their middle-class background, THE ROLLING STONES never claimed to be original punks – only … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Anti-Nowhere League, Chrome, Flamin' Groovies, Jah Wobble, Pink Fairies, punk, Skids, The Members, The Queers, The Rolling Stones, The Vibrators, U.K. Subs
John JR Robinson Publishes An Autobiography
August 15, 2024

As the most recorded drummer in history – and that’s a statistical fact as opposed to simple boasting – and Quincy Jones’ go-to groover, John Robinson has a lot of stories to tell. Having stated “I’ve a got a few … Continue reading
Posted in News
Ginger Baker’s Rarities Program Gets Underway
August 15, 2024

The words “inventive” and “innovative” don’t really cover the gist of Ginger Baker‘s creativity that spanned well beyond his stints with CREAM and BLIND FAITH, tenures with GRAHAM BOND ORGANISATION and BAKER GURVITZ ARMY and spells with BLUES INCORPORATED and … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Ginger Baker, Graham Bond
BRIAN TARQUIN & HEAVY FRIENDS – Beyond The Warrior’s Eyes
August 14, 2024

BHP 2024 On a mission to honor those who served for their homeland, Cape Canaveral dweller calls his brethren on a new aural trip. Brian Tarquin’s allegiance to the red, white and blue cause may not sit too comfortably with … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Brian Tarquin, Carl Verheyen, fusion, guitar, instrumental, Jean-Luc Ponty, Phil Naro, Steve Morse


