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Search Results for: private parts pieces
Anthony Phillips To Box His “Private Parts”
June 24, 2015
It’s been a strange success story with ‘ series “Private Parts And Pieces”: started as a collection of instrumental sketches in 1978, it gradually took a life of its own, with compositions written specially for many of the subsequent volumes … Continue reading
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Interview with CLAIRE HAMILL
September 2, 2026
August 2026 Most artists who start out as singer-songwriters stay within this troubadour niche even if they famously turn electric – but Claire Hamill is different from most musicians who fall into this category. Admitting to being a bit adventurous, … Continue reading
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Interview with JIMMY HOROWITZ
April 19, 2026
April 2026 He recorded with Tim Hardin and produced Long John Baldry, he arranged strings for THIN LIZZY and RENAISSANCE and conducted orchestras onstage with FACES, he worked with such different artists as AIR SUPPLY and BAD COMPANY, he credited … Continue reading
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Anthony Phillips Returns To Piano On New Record
February 9, 2026

Forty-five years have passed since “1984” shifted many a follower’s perspective of as performer, if not composer, as the artist primarily seen as a guitar player issued a keyboard-based album. And even though it wouldn’t be his last record of … Continue reading
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Interview with JEFF WAYNE
June 30, 2025
June 2025 There are people whose fame is based on a formidable oeuvre, and then there’s Jeff Wayne whose name became familiar to everybody once he composed “Musical Version Of ‘The War Of The Worlds’” which saw the light of … Continue reading
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