
Nigel Fitzpatrick RIP
Nigel’s name may not be familiar to many people, but back in his day, he was a truly amazing drummer. My first awareness of him
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Nigel’s name may not be familiar to many people, but back in his day, he was a truly amazing drummer. My first awareness of him
Listening to tracks from the Sheffield-based Pearson Memmott Conspiracy album that arrived today – top notch proggy rock – well recommended! https://thepearsonmemmottconspiracy.bandcamp.com/
It’s no secret that I’m a massive fan of David Torn, having been introduced to him in the 80s by my old band-mate Stephen Fellows
I’m laying down some ideas for a CD that Martin Archer is making with Carla Diratz for Discus Records – so good to get creative
As an almost infinitesimally brief member of the massively under-rated Comsat Angels, I was delighted to see the release of Steve’s first solo album of
Discovered this guy (thanks to Guitar Mederne) – he seems to approach his performance in a similar way to me (albeit with a much better
I’ve spent the last few dates trying to assimilate the news of the death of Keith Emerson. From my early days, I was a huge
I’ve been a fan of the tasteful & articulate playing of Thomas Blug for some time and so was delighted when he appeared at the
There are any number of textural loopers out there, but my friend Stephen is amongst those closest to my musical heart. Listen to the first
Just heard the sad, if not totally unexpected news that Andy “Chicken Legs” Weaver has died. He’d been battling cancer for some time, although last