A lot of Dirty Loops’ covers have been released via YouTube, and the latest one to hit the video circuit is their more organic, more virtuosic rendition of Avicii’s Aloe Blacc-sung “Wake Me Up.”
An anthem, whether you know the source material or not, for those who love words.
Palmer boasts a lengthy resume of success with Emerson Lake and Palmer, and Asia.
His solo shows are a varied delight. Later this fall, he’ll appear in ‘Comedy is Hard.’
Inexplicably underrated, “I’ll be Back” foreshadows later Lennon-penned masterpieces.
Back in their earliest days, guitarist Top Topham was torn between two worlds.
The tunes are solid and so are the arrangements, but there’s no disguising good playing and ‘Disguise’ has all of those things out in the clear open. A welcome return to form for Ada Rovatti.
A late-’70s Hagar tune eventually hit the Top 10, but only after Springfield covered it.
Eric Wyatt makes good on his enviable Brooklyn upbringing by evoking the masters he’s met as a child while finding his own voice to do it.’Borough of Kings’ is pure, Brooklyn-bred jazz at its finest.
They offer unique insights into Journey’s first Top 20 single, and one of its last.
