Trevor Rabin on “Owner of a Lonely Heart,” “Anerley Road,” “Changes” + others: Gimme Five
Digging into five songs, Trevor Rabin offers us new insights into his solo work and key moments with Yes.
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Forgotten series: Naz Nomad & the Nightmares – Give Daddy the Knife Candy (1984)
When this album was initially released on the Ace label in 1984, a lot of people believed it was a long lost treasure by a long lost 1960s band. Considering not a soul remembered the group, nor was there a shred of information to be found anywhere on these guys,Read More
John Entwistle (1944-2002): An Appreciation
Who bass-god John Entwistle — aka The Ox, aka The Quiet One — died on this day 10 years ago on the eve of the Who’s summer 2002 tour. It’s unlikely the rock world will ever have a musician quite like him again. You May Also Like: No related posts.
Trevor Rabin, formerly of Yes: Something Else! Interview
Former Yes star Trevor Rabin discusses ‘Jacaranda,’ his second career in film and of course his time with one of prog rock’s signature bands.
Desert Island Discs: 1970s Classic Rock Edition
You know the proposition: Marooned with only a handful of musical choices, which would you make? You May Also Like: Bad Company, the Beatles + Jethro Tull: Questioning Classic Rock Reissues
John Wetton, Tony Levin, Jerry Goodman + Billy Sherwood, “The Laws of Nature” (2012): Something Else! sneak peek
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New 4-CD box focuses on Jefferson Starship's appearance at the Roswell UFO Festival
Gonzo MultiMedia is set to release Tales from the Mothership, a special four-CD box set focusing on the reunited Jefferson Starship’s 2009 appearance at the Roswell UFO Parade and Festival. You May Also Like: No related posts.
The Beatles, “Eight Days A Week” from Beatles For Sale (1964): Deep Beatles
The year was 1985; the scene, Mr. Tantillo’s eighth-grade chorus class. On Fridays, students were allowed to bring in their own music so we could “experience” diverse tastes. You May Also Like: The Beatles, “Words of Love” from Beatles for Sale (1964): Deep Beatles
S. Victor Aaron’s Half-Year List of Top Albums for 2012, Part 1 of 4: Non-Jazz
Since 2007, I’ve had year-end lists for the albums I thought stood out over the rest, within and without jazz. If the Mayans are to be believed, there won’t be time for year-end lists for 2012 You May Also Like: Seth Walker – Gotta Get Back (2016) Ethan Keller wantsRead More
Sparks Fly On E Street: Bruce Springsteen, "Ramrod" (1980)
Let’s roadhouse!!! “Ramrod” is The River‘s last full-on rocker and it’s one of my favorites, especially when played live. You May Also Like: Reevaluating Bruce Springsteen’s ‘The Wild, the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle’
