by Lyndon Noon | Feb 12, 2025 | Reviews
An historic band in many ways, Fanny were the first authentic female rock band when they emerged in the early seventies. It was a time when misogyny ruled not just the music business but society as a whole and Fanny were perceived almost as a novelty as they blazed a...
by Lyndon Noon | Feb 12, 2025 | Reviews
The last hurrah from the mercurial Move – album wise at least – who throughout their career veered between the most exquisite melodies you ever heard to cranium crunching guitar riffs that melted your brain. Despite this dichotomy they scored a slew of hits through...
by Lyndon Noon | Nov 23, 2024 | Reviews
Little known in the UK, 88 year old American Doug Kershaw is a Cajun music legend who’s still writing and performing and regarded as the quintessential “Louisiana Man” Born on a houseboat and subsequently brought up in a one-room chicken coop in a Louisiana...
by Lyndon Noon | Oct 27, 2024 | Reviews
What a fickle business the music industry is. A singer once described by the Bee Gee’s Barry Gibb as one of the greatest female singers of all time had to wait 51 years to release her third album ‘The New Adventures of…’ The tour in support of that album in 2019 is...
by Lyndon Noon | Sep 25, 2024 | Reviews
Founded in 1972 when Prog beasts ruled the earth, Greenslade had the pedigree to challenge their peers and it was a tragedy that the band split just 2 years after this release due to management hassles – a case of what might have been. Their debut album released in...
