The Band, “Forbidden Fruit” from Northern Lights-Southern Cross (1975): Across the Great Divide
Robbie Robertson joins us to talk about an often-overlooked late-period classic from the Band.
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Justin Hayward and Patrick Moraz on the Moody Blues’ ‘Gemini Dream’: ‘We had to really rethink some things’
“Gemini Dream” marked a turning point, both for the Moody Blues and for a slew of legacy proggers trying to make their way into the uncertain 1980s.
Mal Robinson, of the Morning Dew: Something Else! Interview
Morning Dew’s chops were tight and dynamic, and their songs bristled with melody and substance.
‘A great platform for lead guitar’: The Yardbirds’ tradition of gunslingers from Surrey continues
Ben King shares more than a spot in the guitar chair with Beck, Clapton and Page.
‘Guitar-based music wasn’t that popular’: Even in the 1980s, Hall and Oates stayed true to their roots
Think their music was all about synthesizers and MTV sheen? Think again.
Andy Babiuk on the Newly Formed Empty Hearts: Something Else! Interview
“I really don’t like it,” Andy Babiuk says, “when people call us a supergroup.”
Trevor Rabin and Jon Anderson on Yes’ Most Overlooked Album: ‘It Was a Perfect Storm’
Issued decades ago now, Yes’ ‘Talk’ remains widely dismissed – when it’s not being ignored all together.
Glenn Hughes of California Breed, Deep Purple + Black Sabbath: Something Else! Interview
Glenn Hughes, in conversation, is as expansive as his own strikingly multi-faceted career.
‘Really magical, very powerful’: King Crimson to release Starless: Live In Europe
As a multi-disc October set of live recordings from the early 1970s is announced, John Wetton remembers those heady times with King Crimson.
‘What a soul for New Orleans’: Allen Toussaint talks Dr. John ahead of Saturday tribute concert
Dr. John’s flamboyant life and hoodoo-tinged music will be celebrated during a special concert event to be held on Saturday, May 3, 2014, in New Orleans as part of the Jazz and Heritage Festival.
