Classic Rock
‘Sailing To Philadelphia’: Mark Knopfler Crosses The Mason-Dixon Line
The former Dire Straits frontman hit a particularly rich seam with his second LP in his own name.
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Features3 weeks agoThe ‘Brothers And Sisters’ Album: Keeping It In The Allman Family
The Allman Brothers had a strong claim to be America’s hottest group of early September 1973.
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Features3 weeks ago
The Travels Of Humble Pie, Colosseum Guitar Stalwart ‘Clem’ Clempson
In praise of the stalwart rock guitarist who replaced Peter Frampton in Humble Pie and played with Colosseum, Jack Bruce, Cozy Powell and many others.
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Features3 weeks ago
‘Abracadabra’: The Steve Miller Band’s Magical No.1 Casts A Chart Spell
As the ‘Abracadabra’ album progressed to platinum status, the ace guitarist and his band became the kings of pop with its title track.
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Features3 weeks ago
‘Mixed Emotions’: The Rolling Stones Set ‘Wheels’ In Motion Again
The first of three singles from ‘Steel Wheels’ was well received by both critics and fans, and reached No.5 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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Features4 weeks ago
True Brothers: The Day Dire Straits Officially Conquered America
‘Brothers In Arms’ hit the top of the US album chart on August 31, 1985 and held sway for nine weeks.
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Features4 weeks ago
‘Songs For A Tailor’: After Cream, Jack Bruce’s Strongest Suit
The first solo release post-Cream, 'Songs For A Tailor' is an underrated gem from a clever songwriter.
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Features4 weeks ago
The Most Controversial Album Covers Of All Time
From deliberate provocation to accidental insult, the most controversial album covers of all time is an eye-popping gallery covering some startling imagery.
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News1 month ago
Pete Townshend Remembers His 1970s Track Featuring Drums By Charlie Watts
The song was ‘My Baby Gives It Away,’ from ‘Rough Mix,’ the album that Townshend released with another old friend, Ronnie Lane, in 1977.
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Features1 month ago
The First Isle Of Wight Festivals: A Tradition Was Born
Since 1968, the Isle Of Wight Festival has gathered every iconic UK act and from the States, making it one of the most prolific festivals in music history.
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Features1 month ago
‘Ramblin’ Man’: The Allman Brothers Reach Out To The Singles Scene
As 'Brothers and Sisters' entered the album chart, its Dickey Betts song ‘Ramblin’ Man’’ hit the Hot 100 to become the band’s first major hit.
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Features1 month ago
Grand Funk Railroad Arrive Right ‘On Time’
Released on August 25, 1969 as their debut album, 'On Time' by Grand Funk Railroad lived up to its title and started the band's US chart journey.
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Features1 month ago
Best Keith Moon Performances: 20 Kit-Shattering Drum Highlights
The best Keith Moon performances reveal why The Who’s late drummer remains one of the greatest sticksmen in the history of rock music.
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Features1 month ago
The Best Guitar Solos: 100 Hair-Raising Moments
The best guitar solos – from driving riffs to technical displays of mastery – make a song complete and more often than not, transcend the track entirely.
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Features1 month ago
‘He Knew No Boundaries’: The Life And Legacy Of The Who’s Keith Moon
As drummer with The Who, Keith Moon powered one of the most explosive bands in rock history. Roger Daltrey said: 'His algorithms were a little bit different.'
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Features1 month ago
Michael Hutchence Quotes: The INXS Frontman In His Own Words
The most incisive Michael Hutchence quotes reveal a thoughtful, articulate star with a fierce intelligence and unwavering commitment to artistic integrity.
