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- Mar. 21 – News
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- Mar. 13 – Chas Cronk interview
- Feb. 25 – Derek Moore interview
- Feb. 4 – Dave Greenslade interview
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- Dec. 8 – Books
- Dec. 3 – Dave Davies interview
- Nov. 21 – Dzal Martin interview
- Oct. 29 – Nick Magnus interview
- Oct. 15 – Danny Peyronel interview
- Oct. 1 – Neil Carter interview
- Sept. 24 – Martyn Ford interview
- Sept. 17 – Phil Mogg interview
- Sept. 11 – Live Reports
- Sept. 10 – Richard T. Bear interview
- Sept. 2 – Shawn Phillips interview
- Aug. 28 – Chris Slade Interview
- Aug. 21 – Midge Ure interview
- Aug. 18 – Video Reviews
Tag Archives: Strawbs
Interview with CHAS CRONK
March 12, 2025
September 2024 Calling him a stalwart of British rock wouldn’t be a stretch – if anything, such term would seem to be a compression of Chas Cronk’s almost six-decade-long career as a professional musician. A member of STRAWBS during their … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Chas Cronk, Rick Wakeman, Steve Hackett, Strawbs, The Strawbs
STRAWBS – The Magic Of It All
October 4, 2023

Esoteric Antenna 2023 The last hurrah of English institution whose intrepid spirit should live on. It could be this ensemble’s last album anyway but, when the cancer-battling Dave Cousins called his colleagues to join him in Cape Town to work … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Blue Weaver, Dave Cousins, folk rock, John Ford, prog rock, Strawbs
BRIAN WILLOUGHBY – Twiddly Bits
May 2, 2022

Cabritunes 2022 Mainstay of English folk-rock scene embarks on instrumental endeavor of tying different strands of his stylistic palette into a tightrope to walk across memory lane. He might be mostly known as a former, if longtime, member of STRAWBS … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Brian Willoughby, folk rock, guitar, instrumental, Strawbs
CHAS CRONK – Liberty
April 16, 2022

Renaissance 2022 Progressive folk stalwart finds the wings of freedom and flies on towards new dawn. Well-respected by peers and aficionados alike, albeit criminally underrated despite being a constant presence on the scene, bassist is mostly famous for his decades-long, … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Chas Cronk, Dave Bainbridge, Dave Lambert, prog rock, Strawbs, The Strawbs
Brian Willoughby Marks 50 Years In Business With New Album
February 13, 2022

He might be mostly known as a former, if longtime, member of STRAWBS and co-writer of such classics as “Taking A Chance” back in the ’80s, but this ensemble were but a single entry in Brian Willoughby‘s career which spans … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Brian Willoughby, Strawbs