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Tag Archives: country rock
ZAN ZONE – It’s Only Natural
March 30, 2019

Random Axe 2018 Brooklyn-rooted collective finally find their feet to try and walk away from blues that’s here to stay. It took this ensemble five years to consolidate the various strands that made 2013’s “Shorts” to scatter all over the … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, country rock, Zan Zone
CLAUDIO DELGIFT – The Essential
March 27, 2019

Rock Company 2018 Argentinian guitarist takes stock to see the world as a whole and his place in it. Having released seven albums in six years, Claudio Delgift can’t be accused of laziness, so “The Essential” – spanning all of … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Claudio Delgift, country rock, prog rock
MONTANA – Change In The Weather
January 17, 2019

Waterhouse 1981 / Angel Air 2019 From the Big Sky State into eternity: debut offering from country-rock’s contenders who didn’t have the time to hit it. A new incarnation of MISSION MOUNTAIN WOOD BAND who toured tirelessly across the U.S. … Continue reading
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Tagged country rock, Montana
WILLIE HINES – Letters To Maria
December 17, 2018

IAC 2018 Dedicated to someone special, a new diary from Modesto troubadour, detailing his return to the world of smiles. Those weren’t the best days for Willie Hines who literally struggled to see the light after eye surgeries and to … Continue reading
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Tagged AOR, country rock, rock, Willie Hines
BONEFISH – Atoms
November 5, 2018

S-Rock 2017 No-nonsense ensemble from Stockholm leave orphan town to take on the world – or, at least, its macrocosm. One doesn’t have to be at large to feel free, and this group definitely reached the stage where they need … Continue reading
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Tagged Bonefish, classic rock, country rock


