Monthly Archives: May 2025

Janis Ian’s 2004 Concert Prepared To See The Light Of Day

May 6, 2025

2025 shapes up to become a Janis Ian year. With the documentary gathering accolades all around the world, one would expect the venerated singer-songwriter to deliver a fresh studio platter, yet while a follow-up to 2022’s “The Light At The … Continue reading →

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Robin George’s Official Biography Is Out

May 5, 2025

With his poster-boy looks, pleasant voice, a knack for composing a memorable tune and an aptitude for an exquisite guitar passage, the only talent the late could do without was his uncanny ability to turn up in the right place … Continue reading →

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Recording Of Gregg Allman’s Long-Forgotten Gig Gets Released

May 4, 2025

Given the fact that Gregg Allman‘s first concert album, “The Gregg Allman Tour” which saw the light of day back in 1974, was released hot on the heels of his first solo offering, it’s fairly surprising that during the legendary … Continue reading →

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Early Concert Tapes By SLY & THE FAMILY STONE To Be Out

May 3, 2025

Given this ensemble’s legendary status, it’s still fairly surprising that the first live album by SLY & THE FAMILY STONE saw the light of day only in 2009, when the recording of their Woodstock set was out, and that there … Continue reading →

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FERNANDO PERDOMO – Babies Of War Babies

May 2, 2025

Think Like A Key 2025 Extolling the talents behind untimely paradigm-shifter of five-decade vintage, American multi-instrumentalist and his guests discover new meanings of perennial songs. With an album he’s always been fascinated with produced by an auteur he’s fan of, … Continue reading →

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