One Track Mind: Jon Kanis, “Make A Wish” from Fundamentalism Is The Only Way (2014)
Frugally arranged, yet intense, “Make A Wish” is a real keeper.
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It’s time for prog fans to forgive Rolling Stone magazine
Mike Tiano explores an enduring rift that should have been over long ago.
John Dieterich, Ben Goldberg, Scott Amendola – Short-Sighted Dream Colossus (2014)
They find plenty of common ground in this improvisational, experimental space.
‘A great time to look back on’: Nick Mason mulls over his favorite Pink Floyd era
It was a period, he says, when “the expression ‘musical differences’ hadn’t been invented.”
John Lennon heralds Beatles’ demise with Live Peace in Toronto: ‘Jesus, did I do that?’
The gold-selling album also marked the debut of a future prog legend.
‘I was dancing at the edge of danger’: An historical figure sparked one of Stevie Nicks’ best new songs
Not long after writing this, Nicks finally checked herself into the Betty Ford Clinic.
Steely Dan Sunday: The Five Best Steely Dan Covers, Part 2
These selections just might surprise you, and in a good way, too.
One Track Mind: Deep Purple, “Space Truckin'” from Live in Verona (2014)
Times change, members change, but Deep Purple remains.
‘F**k polish’: Graham Nash on Crosby Stills and Nash’s lingering rebel spirit
Don’t be surprised if there are, well, a few surprises at their shows.
‘It’s a common urban myth’: Micky Dolenz says the Monkees were never meant to be the American Beatles
“If you go to Wikipedia,” he quips, “that’s the kind of thing you’re going to hear.”
