Beverly Patterson joins drummer Dave Munden to talk about the Tremeloes, a band that crafted picture-perfect tunes pulsating with energy and passion.

Velvett Fogg is best known as the home of a pre-Black Sabbath Tony Iommi.

Anderson bristles at the idea of being “an old married couple that has to go on display.”

Schon has released as many albums in the last two years as he did in all of the 2000s.

‘Battle Lines’ found John Wetton beginning anew as a solo artist after an on-again, off-again initial period with Asia.

One of the most influential players in the free jazz scene, Brotzmann remains a force.

“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.

Morning Dew’s chops were tight and dynamic, and their songs bristled with melody and substance.

Ben King shares more than a spot in the guitar chair with Beck, Clapton and Page.

Think their music was all about synthesizers and MTV sheen? Think again.