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Tag Archives: Cozy Powell
PHENOMENA – Phenomena
January 12, 2019

Bronze 1985 / Cherry Red 2018 Lifetime in a dream: inaugural installment of tremendous endeavor in the field of sci-fi heaviness and melodic release. Here’s a record that may blow to bits any amount of skepticism aimed at concept works … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Cozy Powell, Glenn Hughes, hard rock, Mel Galley, Neil Murray, Phenomena, Ric Sanders, Richard Bailey, Ted McKenna, Tom Galley
RAINBOW’s Donington Set To Be Out?
February 8, 2016

Difficult to say to what extent this is official, but Amazon.de has listed a forthcoming – scheduled for April 22nd – release from RAINBOW: Ritchie Blackmore’s ensemble’s much-coveted set from 1980’s “Monsters of Rock” festival. Titled “Monsters of Rock – Live at Donington 1980,” it should … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Cozy Powell, Don Airey, Graham Bonnet, Rainbow, Ritchie Blackmore, Roger Glover
Martin Popoff: Sail Away – Whitesnake’s Fantastic Voyage
September 1, 2015

Soundcheck Books 2015 Light shed into the shadow of the blues but the farthest reaches of one band’s story remain deeply dark. It’s somehow ironic that this book was finished shortly before its subject released “The Purple Album” which could … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Bernie Marsden, Cozy Powell, David Coverdale, Ian Paice, Jon Lord, Martin Popoff, Micky Moody, Neil Murray, Whitesnake
RAINBOW’s 1979 Tour: Down And Out
May 19, 2015
It was a short-lived line-up of RAINBOW that took to the road in 1979, soon after the band’s fourth studio album, “Down To Earth,” had seen the light of day. And it was an interesting one as, fronted by Graham Bonnet, the band … Continue reading
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Tagged Cozy Powell, Don Airey, Graham, Rainbow, Ritchie Blackmore, Roger Glover


