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Tag Archives: David Jackson
David Jackson And René Van Commenée Divide Road Space
November 15, 2023

If back in his VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR days David Jackson used to work hard, lately the veteran reedman has been laboring even harder, and a new record bearing the veteran’s name seems to appear every few months now. Just … Continue reading
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Tagged David Jackson, René van Commenee
The Hackett Brothers Join David Jackson’s Latest Project
October 11, 2023

Unlike many of his progressive rock peers, David Jackson has never lost a penchant for experimentation, and when Italian organist Marco Lo Muscio invited the legendary sax player to work on acoustic readings of the twentieth century classics spanning symphonic, … Continue reading
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Tagged David Jackson, John Hackett, Steve Hackett
KAPREKAR’S CONSTANT – The Murder Wall
June 22, 2022

Talking Elephant 2022 Prog-scaling Londoners set their sights on the Bernese Alps to scope tragedy and triumph of human spirit. From the beginning, this British bunch belonged to that rare breed of bands who see a concept as a unifying … Continue reading
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Tagged David Jackson, Judie Tzuke, Kaprekar's Constant, prog rock
CLINT BAHR – Puzzlebox
June 8, 2022

MoonJune 2022 Begging for its secrets to be given an airing, progressively minded multi-instrumentalist’s treasure chest opens – at last, and it was worth the wait. If properly engineered, a puzzle box is a compact objet d’art which has moving … Continue reading
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Tagged Clint Bahr, Colin Carter, David Cross, David Jackson, Peter Banks, prog rock
ALEX CARPANI – Microcosm
April 13, 2022

Independent Artist 2022 To scrutinize and celebrate: Bolognese musicologist brings his seventh full-length offering into humanity’s inner world. More than three decades since this composer started making waves on the art-rock scene and 15 years down the line from his … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Carpani, David Cross, David Jackson, prog rock, Theo Travis