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Tag Archives: Rainbow
Steve Wright: Graham Bonnet – The Story Behind The Shades
May 18, 2018
Easy On The Eye Books 2017 The man that hides away from man who’s hard to understand is taken from the spotlight to the page for scrutiny of mutiny. Graham Bonnet is an enigma. Stunning audiences for five decades now, … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Alcatrazz, Graham Bonnet, Impellitteri, MSG, Rainbow
Graham Bonnet Gets Anthologized
February 22, 2017
2016 could really be called the year of Graham Bonnet. Not only a part of his solo catalogue, including archive material, saw a reissue but also a string of albums with the singer on got re-released, including ALCATRAZZ and BLACKTHORNE – and … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Alcatrazz, Graham Bonnet, Impellitteri, MSG, Rainbow
RAINBOW Report From Their 2016 Concerts
September 28, 2016
It didn’t take Ritchie Blackmore long to prepare live recordings and footage from the concerts RAINBOW played this summer: “Memories In Rock – Live In Germany” will see the light of day on November 18th. As its title suggests, that’s going to be … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Rainbow, Ritchie Blackmore
RAINBOW – Boston 1981
May 28, 2016
Cleopatra 2016 Spectacular charge by The Man in Black and his motley crew of merry gentlemen. The spring of 1981 found Ritchie Blackmore’s band at their tightest, with former flash reined in for a slick performance of non-progressive or panache-strutting … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Bobby Rondinelli, Don Airey, hard rock, Joe Lynn Turner, live, Rainbow, Ritchie Blackmore, Roger Glover