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Tag Archives: Jack Lancaster
JACK LANCASTER – Carnival Of The Animals
October 1, 2016
Verdant 2016 Saving the planet with a power of music, British blues maven gathers a flock of kindred spirits. Phil Collins and Wayne Kramer chime in. Four decades after its release, “Peter And The Wolf” still stands out as a … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Gary Brooker, Jack Lancaster, Jackie Lomax, Mick Abrahams, Phil Collins, prog rock, Rod Argent, Wayne Kramer
Jack Lancaster Releases An Album With Guests From GENESIS, HARUM, ARGENT & MC5
June 17, 2016
Four decades after its release, “Peter And The Wolf” still stands out as a prime example of translating a symphonic opus into rock idiom, with an all-star cast of musicians delivering blistering, if often overlooked performances. Not hoping to repeat its … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Gary Brooker, Jack Lancaster, Phil Collins, Wayne Kramer
BLODWYN PIG – Pigthology
November 24, 2013
Verdant 2004 / Gonzo 2013 Jazzy blues giants open up their treasure chest to trace an alternative path through their past. To be a beloved band of non-conformist Mick Farren’s and have a song covered by traditionalist Joey Ramone is … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Blodwyn Pig, blues, Jack Lancaster, jazz rock, Mick Abrahams
Interview with JACK LANCASTER
February 17, 2013
November 2009 When it comes to blues-wailing, there’s no better instrument than a saxophone, but not too many sax players, having explored rock idiom, take it further into the realm of classical music and on to the experimental. Jack Lancaster … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Aviator, Blodwyn Pig, Jack Lancaster
