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Tag Archives: Phil Mogg
UFO – The Salentino Cuts
December 3, 2017
Cleopatra 2017 Veterans of hard rock invasion make a foray into fellow repertoires’ territories to bring back misty green and blue. These guys have never been strangers to introducing other artists’ pieces – from Frankie Miller to Elvis’ gems and … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Andy Parker, covers album, hard rock, heavy blues, Phil Mogg, UFO
UFO Land For Cover Experience
July 29, 2017
UFO have never been strangers to an occasional cover of a memorable tune, be it Frankie Miller’s “A Fool In Love” or a “Mystery Train” blues, but on September 29th the British band go for the entire experience of delivering … Continue reading
UFO – Live Sightings
March 4, 2016
Cleopatra 2016 Taking a shine out in the early ’80s, down-to-earth spacemen descend on American Midwest to let their rocks off. In public perception, past the ’70s, the halcyon days of UFO had been over; in reality, in the next … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Andy Parker, box set, live, Neil Carter, Paul Chapman, Pete Way, Phil Mogg, U.F.O., UFO
UFO’s Early ’80s Shows To Be Released In A Box
January 13, 2016
Unlikely heroes of British rock, UFO were rather unique in their transition from psych/space idiom to heavy tropes in the ’70s. But while the next decade, though, might have seemed inauspicious for the band, they regrouped and soldiered on delivering the … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Larry Wallis, Neil Carter, Paul Chapman, Pete Way, Phil Mogg, U.F.O., UFO
Interview with PHIL MOGG (U.F.O.)
February 5, 2013
August 2002 Russian This may seem rather strange but U.F.O., never the players of hard rock major league, had penned much more smashes than, say, PURPLE or ZEPPELIN. Songs like “Too Hot To Handle”, “Only You Can Rock Me”, “Doctor … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Phil Mogg, U.F.O.
