The Rolling Stones’ tour of North America in late 1969 was their first since the summer of 1966 and it was their first anywhere since
Tag: reDiscovered Albums
It was one of the most memorable quotes of any band split, with one of the most amusing outcomes. In 1980, when the Eagles split
The Police’s debut album, Outlandos D’Amour, boasts an enviable reputation. Widely regarded as one of New Wave’s key records, it’s racked up multi-platinum sales since
A new century, a new sound and new records to be broken. A whole lot was happening in U2’s world in 2000, but most of
Though still only 29 years old when he recorded Expansions for Blue Note Records at Van Gelder Studio, on Friday, August 23, 1968, Philadelphia pianist
In the summer of 2009, George Strait landed at No.1 on America’s country and pop charts with a resounding Twang. That was the title of
Many times throughout his career, Rob Zombie has shown himself to be a man who doesn’t fear change. As the world – and the sounds
During the late 80s, INXS transitioned into bona fide global superstars. They’d done much of the heavy lifting during the decade’s early years, nurturing an
On July 28, 1958, a 31-year-old alto saxophonist called Lou Donaldson went into Van Gelder Studio, in New Jersey, to record Blues Walk, a six-track
The year was 1984. Just twelve months after the release of their iconic Kill ’Em All album, thrash metal pioneers Metallica had captured the attention