Tag Archives: folk rock

MATTHEWS SOUTHERN COMFORT – Kind Of New / Kind Of Live

May 2, 2013

Genepool 2010 / Esoteric 2012 A folk scene stalwart gets back to the garden but hits some cobwebs on the way. Looks like the loneliness can get to every singer-songwriter, even the one as experimental in his approach as Iain … Continue reading →

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JUDY DYBLE – Talking With Strangers

April 25, 2013

Gonzo 2013 Folk heroine looks back in time in the company of fellow travelers from FAIRPORTS, CRIMSO and other walks of her life. It takes a kindred spirits coterie to come up with a masterpiece like this – otherwise, the … Continue reading →

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IAN MATTHEWS – Tigers Will Survive

April 16, 2013

Vertigo 1972 / Esoteric 2012 Country discomfort for a quiet singer-songwriter twists the sinews of the heart. Described as a difficult by the artist himself, the follow-up to , laid down in two session runs with an American tour in … Continue reading →

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Interview with MARTIN BARRE (JETHRO TULL)

February 3, 2013

November 2000 For many JETHRO TULL is mainly , the band’s charismatic vocalist and flute player. Well, since 1968 there were many musicians but one must never forget that, beside Ian, in TULL plays another veteran, who got onboard with … Continue reading →

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Interview with IAN ANDERSON (JETHRO TULL)

February 3, 2013

August 2006 There’s no need to introduce Ian Anderson: he’s cutting one of the most recognizable figures in the music history. But as much recognizable as he is, Ian’s never the same, he’s always pulling some aural rabbit out of … Continue reading →

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