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Tag Archives: Martin Barre
Legendary Patrick Leonard Hosts Prog And Jazz Elite On Solo Debut
August 16, 2024
It may seem so simple to associate Patrick Leonard strictly with Madonna’s success – as a producer of the singer’s best albums and co-writer of such hits as “Like A Prayer” and “La Isla Bonita” – only this would mean … Continue reading →
Posted in News
Tagged Martin Barre, Patrick Leonard, Tony Levin
JETHRO TULL Inflate “Bursting Out”
April 11, 2024
Restoring a classic live album to its original running order by inserting previously unreleased tracks only to ruin its organic flow by appending soundcheck recordings to each of its two discs seems highly illogical – yet that’s the exact crime … Continue reading →
Posted in News
Tagged Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull, Martin Barre, Steven Wilson
Rock Veterans Meddle With PINK FLOYD’s Lesser Classic
July 5, 2023
It would have been silly to think that, once PINK FLOYD‘s four primary ’70s albums got covered by elite players on the likes of and which gave a new spin to the very much familiar material, such tributes would stop. … Continue reading →
CLIVE BUNKER – Awakening
June 17, 2022
A New Day 1998 / Talking Elephant 2022 Master of melodious stroke hits a personal vein on the only platter under his own name. All the layman may need to know about Clive Bunker is the fact that he played … Continue reading →
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Clive Bunker, Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull, Jim Rodford, Martin Barre, pop-rock
ALAN SIMON – Excalibur V: Move, Cry, Act, Clash!
January 6, 2022
Spirit Of Unicorn Music 2021 Producing aural imagery out of rage, stellar cast of ongoing rock opera deliver a lackluster tapestry. Having always felt more like franchise than a loose framework for songs that don’t fit Alan Simon’s stage-set projects … Continue reading →
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Alan Simon, Bernie Shaw, Excalibur, Fairport Convention, hard rock, Jeremy Spencer, John Helliwell, John Wetton, Martin Barre, Michael Sadler, Mick Fleetwood, Steve Hackett