Category: CD Reviews
For me, one of the biggest attractions of going to the BOSPOP Festival in Weert is of course, having a chance to see and meet up with friends…
When one of the Red Hot Chilli Pipers gave me an FB-heads-up about his recently released CD, I was like… so, how can I get to hear this? …
Released towards the end of last year, NIGHTLIFE, lifts the lid – or in Eddie Manion’s case, his signature Fedora – on a collection of tracks that…
Every once in a while it happens… a “sound” leaps out at you, hooks its way into your head and refuses to go away. Evocative melodies… a vocal…
A seven-letter word containing three vowels, four consonants and three syllables… hmmm… kinda sounds like something you might see on a Scrabble board, right? Maybe… but… beyond the…
The “Micky Kemp Story” really began for me last November when I saw him perform an acoustic opening set for Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes at their…
“Do you like bands like Matchbox Twenty, Fuel, Nickelback, Counting Crows, Tonic, Vertical Horizon, 3rd Eye Blind & LIVE?” asks the speech bubble on the front of the…
Longtime Jukes saxophone player, Joey Stann, launched his début album, Family Tree, at Jukestock – three days of Peace, Love and Jukes that took place at the Holiday…
Back in ’88, Backstreets magazine ran a feature which named eight New Jersey bands who were tipped to be rising stars of the 1988 shore music scene. One…