Angie Moon reviews Tim's Vinyl Confessions Tim Durling's latest book, The Sound That Haunts You: A Beginner's Companion to Fleetwood Mac.
Tag: 70s music
Book Review: An A-Z of Jethro Tull by Richard Taylor
Angie Moon reviews a new comprehensive book about Jethro Tull: An A-Z of Jethro Tull by Richard Taylor.
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Feature & Interview: Brinsley Schwarz releases new solo album Shouting at the Moon
I’ve previously interviewed Graham Parker and reviewed a book about him and we’re continuing on this pub rock journey by checking out Brinsley Schwarz’s new album Shouting at the Moon. Despite being in the music industry since the 60s with …
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Book Review: Tom Petty: The Life & Music by Gillian G. Gaar
Angie Moon reviews a new coffee table retrospective book Tom Petty: The Life & Music by prolific classic rock journalist Gillian G. Gaar.
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Book Review: Graham Parker’s Howlin’ Wind by Jay Nachman
Angie Moon reviews a new book by Jay Nachman about 1970s musician Graham Parker, focusing on Graham Parker and The Rumour's 1976 debut album Howlin' Wind.
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Interview: Gary Frenay and Tommy Allen of The Flashcubes
Angie Moon interviews drummer Tommy Allen and bassist Gary Frenay of Syracuse, New York power pop legends The Flashcubes.
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Documentary Review: DEVO
Angie Moon reviews the new documentary about DEVO now streaming on Netflix.
Book Review: Giant Steps by Derek Shulman
Angie Moon reviews a new book Giant Steps by Gentle Giant frontman Derek Shulman, with a foreword from Tony Visconti.
