Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin I, II & III 2014 Remasters
Has any music reviewer ever missed the mark more than John Mendelsohn in his 1969
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critique of Led Zeppelin’s scorching, finely honed debut? After calling the album self-indulgent, he labeled Jimmy Page “a very limited producer and a writer of weak, unimaginative songs” and dismissed Robert
Jenny Scheinman - The Littlest Prisoner
Renowned violinist, singer, and composer Jenny Scheinman recently released her eighth album, The Littlest Prisoner, enlisting the great Bill Frisell on guitar and drummer extraordinaire Brian Blade to keep time. My first introduction to Jenny Scheinman was while she was touring with Lucinda Williams some time back. Known mostly in
Neil Young and Crazy Horse Keep On Rocking in The U.K. - Liverpool Echo Arena (July 13, 2014)
There’s no doubt about it – Neil Young is an unpredictable ‘ol cuss. Over the years, he’s gone down all sorts of musical by-roads and some dead-ends as the fancy takes him, released albums of feedback, or baffled even the most dedicated fans by playing them a
Charlie Haden's Bass Sang Around the World, and Back, to The Shenandoah
On the new ECM CD, Last Dance, with pianist Keith Jarrett, Charlie Haden’s extended bass solo on “Where Can I Go Without You?” magnificently extends the melodic contours and the meaning of the song, as if the question had been deposited directly in the heart of the listener.
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Legendary Bill Drake Signs Off
I help a friend of mine quite often run his bread route and we have to get up pretty early in the morning to get out on the road. We get to warehouse around 4am and the small radio is playing as we try to wake up and get ready
Joshua Morningstar is a Brand New Angel
ALTCO recordings is building quite a impressive amount of artist that you should take notice of. One of them is Joshua Morningstar who just released a new single on the label called "Brand New Angel," co-written and produced by Stevie Tombstone. I was delightfully surprised of the