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Ray Russell Explores Perilous Twists And Reunites With Simon Phillips

August 23, 2026

From playing on vintage James Bond soundtracks when he was still a teenager to working on such classic albums as “Evita” and leading bands like ROCK WORKSHOP and THE RUNNING MAN to jazz-rock glory before experimenting with Gil Evans, Ray … Continue reading →

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Long-Forgotten Star-Strewn Rock Oratorio Prepared For Release

March 18, 2024

Religion-tinged concept albums are rarely popular, “Jesus Christ Superstar” being an exception, and still, the disappearance of a similarly styled 1977 record from most of radars doesn’t fail to surprise, given that the double-LP set “The Bible: A Rock Testament” … Continue reading →

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MO FOSTER & FRIENDS – In Concert

March 25, 2021

Right Track 2021 Informal gathering of kindred spirits who let their past influences inform the future. could be called a quiet one-man institution of British rock had his bass rumble not been as palpable and supple at the same time … Continue reading →

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LINDA HOYLE – The Fetch

August 15, 2015

Angel Air 2015 Gain from afar: former AFFINITY singer delivers her second solo album, more than four decades after the first one. Fetch might be something one gets with an effort but the Roger Dean cover of this record suggests … Continue reading →

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Linda Hoyle Returns In Style

June 3, 2015

Some careers have not be long to echo down the years, and it’s surely the case with Linda Hoyle, who was the singer with AFFINITY in the late ’60s – early ’70s and released a solo album, 1971’s “Pieces Of Me,” before … Continue reading →

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