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Interview with TERRY MANNING
March 28, 2025
March 2025 It seemed impossible to discuss Terry Manning’s immense body of work, without assessing his credits as engineer and producer – because his resumé includes records by such different artists as Otis Redding, LED ZEPPELIN, Mariah Carey, ZZ TOP, … Continue reading
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Rare Melanie And Jan Akkerman Performance To Be Out
August 19, 2024

There didn’t seem to be a lot in common between Melanie and Jan Akkerman – apart from the letters “S” and “F” present in the former’s last name, Safka, and name of the latter’s erstwhile ensemble, FOCUS – yet on … Continue reading
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Tagged Jan Akkerman, Melanie
Anthony Phillips To Issue First Album In Seven Years
August 29, 2019

It’s been almost seven years since released his last album – the twelfth chapter of his “Private Parts & Pieces” series – and while the veteran’s reissue programme on Esoteric was on for some time, one could only hope he’d … Continue reading
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Anthony Phillips Expands “Slow Dance”
June 17, 2017

Neither a prog record per se, nor a collection of songs or short instrumental pieces, 1990’s “Slow Dance” holds a special position in ‘s oeuvre. It’s a bold, large-scale orchestral suite that found its creator playing a variety of guitars and synthesizers … Continue reading
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ANTHONY PHILLIPS – Wise After The Event
April 4, 2016

Passport 1978 / Esoteric 2016 Piecing a jigsaw together, master of English melancholy uncovers his playful self. Just like its title suggested, 1977’s “The Geese And The Ghost” was both soaring and spectral in terms of success, but more than … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Phillips, John G. Perry, Michael Giles, prog rock, Rupert Hine


