One Track Mind: Deep Purple, “Space Truckin'” from Live in Verona (2014)
Times change, members change, but Deep Purple remains.
Times change, members change, but Deep Purple remains.
He talks the language of those his age, but in a way that transcends eras.
A perfectly calibrated tribute, one full of broken Stonesy grandeur.
Heartfelt and elegant, this is a new swamp-pop standard in the making.
George Harrison’s catalog, even more than a decade after his death, is widely underappeciated outside of the radio hits, a grievous thing.
He’s adding intriguing new layers to the age-old idea of blues singing.
Another shamelessly corny moment – but this time oddly placed.
After a hand injury, Frank “Poncho” Sampedro suggested Lofgren take over.
This multi-artist tribute promises some very intriguing intersections.
U2’s ‘Songs of Innocence’ is the sound of a band coming to terms with all of its former selves.