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Tag Archives: John Goodsall
BRAND X Announce Permanent Disbanding
November 14, 2021
It may not have been expected by some but it was the right decision: in the light of John Goodsall’s , Percy Jones and Robin Lumley – his colleagues and fellow founding members of BRAND X, the pioneering British jazz-rock … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Brand X, John Goodsall, Percy Jones, Robin Lumley
John Goodsall Passed Away
November 11, 2021
The great John Goodsall died today, aged just 68, and one of the highly distinctive guitar sounds in the world drowned in silence. This artist had attitude, and that’s whence Goods’ tone came to fuel his licks first and foremost … Continue reading
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Tagged Atomic Rooster, Brand X, John Goodsall, obituary
ATOMIC ROOSTER – Sleeping For Years
March 31, 2018

Esoteric 2017 Mighty thunderbird rises up from oblivion: underestimated ensemble’s entire early output enclosed for scrutiny and admiration. “Come back tomorrow, show the scars on your face”: this line from “Devil’s Answer” – ATOMIC ROOSTER’s signature tune – might be … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Atomic Rooster, box set, Carl Palmer, Chris Farlowe, heavy prog, jazz rock, John Du Cann, John Goodsall, Peter French, Ric Parnell, Steve "Boltz" Bolton, Vincent Crane
BRAND X To Roll Out New Live Record
March 14, 2018

Lately, BRAND X have been on a roll. With no studio albums released since their 2016 reformation, the band are ready to issue a second concert document in two years. A follow-up to “But Wait… There’s More!” (not available for … Continue reading
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Tagged Brand X, John Goodsall, Percy Jones
CYMBALIC ENCOUNTERS – Exploration Of The Southern Constellation
July 20, 2015

Mark MurdockĀ 2015 Stellar approximations from fusion-flaunting drummer and his intrepid crew of rock-solid savants. From the moment Mark Murdock pulled into a prog orbit, first with Peter Banks from YES and then with the BRAND X alumni, there was no … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged fusion, John Goodsall, Mark Murdock, Percy Jones, prog rock