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It may find themselves. John Fogerty gave in interviews for years on his old label Fantasy, that him in the early days of Creedence Clearwater Revival had signs a contract in which he had given away all rights to his music. While Fogerty withdrew... See full review

The acoustic title track Wild Flowers turn as the opening number the tone of this album. The 15 songs with the typical Petty-sound stress how great the influence of cooperation with Bob Dylan and Jeff Lynne, with whom he formed the occasional band... See full review

Born out of the remnants of the Amsterdam group Stampei, knew the dike during the first Dutch golf at the beginning of the 1980s his first fame. Bloody Heart was the first single on which the rock and soul of the band came to full fruition. The... See full review

In 1985 was in York, Pennsylvania by four 14-year-old school students founded the band Public Affection. They were discovered in 1991 by Radio Active Records and the name was changed to Live. The debut album Mental Jewelry was in America good for... See full review

At the height of the fame-in 1984-The Police decided to Sting in the waiting room. The demand for Sting songs was greater than ever. His solo career was energetic. By its status as ' pop God ' knew Sting to bind the best jazz musicians, for a plate... See full review

Dick Heckstall-Smith (16 september 1934 – 17 december 2004) was an English saxophonist, who played both jazz, blues and rock. He was known as a member of the rock band Colosseum.

Are Heckstall-Smith as saxophonist of jazz rock band Colosseum... See full review

One of the Giants in the British prog-rock, especially popular at the beginning of the 1970s. The Group was founded in 1968 in Blackpool by the Scottish singer/flautist Ian Anderson. The group, by her fans affectionately known as ' Tull ", fell on the... See full review

Blues group from the late 1960s, known for the evergreens goin' Up The Country and On The Road Again. Canned Heat broke through after their performances at legendary pop festivals like Monterey Pop and Woodstock. The band was formed by guitarist Alan... See full review

Steve Hackett (born 12 February 1950) is a British musician and guitarist. In 1970 he replaced Anthony Phillips in the British rock band Genesis. He played with that band on eight albums, until he left the band in 1977 to continue solo. In 2012 he... See full review

Joe Cocker was not only the creator of ' the most chilling cry of pop music '-in his adaptation of the Beatles ' "With A Little Help From My Friends-but also an excellent interpreter of rock with a soulful edge. After his breakthrough on the Woodstock... See full review

Solution was a symphonic band from Groningen, which existed from 1970 to 1983. The band scored some modest hits with the songs Empty Faces (1977), it's only just begun (1980) and Run away (1982).

In the most successful period was the band from: Tom... See full review

John Mayall is the mortal father of British blues. Mayall (1933) was one of the first whites that would focus on the blues and he kept the genre all his life faithfully. Mayall played a key role, because by his mission work came a generation of young... See full review

In 2004 Amy Winehouse scored Platinum with her jazzy debut Frank. Her powerful voice that cracks in concrete can bring, it turned out wonderfully well to combine with subtle compositions. After two years of worldwide to have occurred with the... See full review

Caravan are an English band from Canterbury. The band's music is included in the category of progressive rock. The bands from this area, such as Soft Machine playing a mix of rock and jazz.
Caravan was formed in 1966 after the break-up of The Wilde... See full review

Successor of the understated album "Puccini's cafÚ". This gallery contains influences from jazz, funk, rock and blues and also had in the blues category can be classified. Striking are his ode to the last year deceased blues guitarist Ronald Abrahams,... See full review

Kansas was founded in 1970. The classic occupation was formed by Kerry Livgren (guitar), Steve Walsh (vocals, keyboards), Dave Hope (bass), Phil Ehart (drums), Robby Steinhardt (violin, vocals) and Richard Williams (guitar). In this line-up the band... See full review

Third album by the Canadian singer with 12 for most solid rock songs that were written by herself. Vocal does they think of the legendary Janis Joplin. What is striking is the collaboration of George Clinton (Funkadelic).

The Canadian artist Daniel Lanois is best known as a producer. His most famous projects include the albums he produced for U2 (e.g. together with Brian Eno The Joshua Tree and The Unforgettable Fire) and Bob Dylan (Oh Mercy). Who wants to hear what... See full review

' No computers were used during the writing, recording, mixing or mastering of this record. This communication in the booklet of the fourth cd Elephant by The White Stripes the U.S. says a lot about the music and the vision of this unusual duo.... See full review

On previous albums left Eric Bibb hear that the blues is an elastic concept for him. He took with Habib Koité an album on in Africa (Brothers In Bamako) and dropped to Spirit I Am (2008) inspired by gospel music. Blues People according to Bibb is a... See full review

For her second album went Adele Adkins to the United States, where she worked with producer Rick Rubin. Once in America, dipped the young London singer himself in blues, gospel and country. That you hear back right away in the fantastic opener Rolling... See full review

Noteworthy: they are called Train, but Bulletproof Picasso is after California 37 (2012) is the second album by the Americans with a car on the front. In itself appropriate because Train makes music tailored for the radio, and where are you listening... See full review

Master guitarist Jan Akkerman's been to his yet another solo album. Fourteen instrument nematodes with influences from all over the world. Themes reminiscent of licks by John Scofield and Stevie Wonder-like chord progressions prevail. Eric vloeimans,... See full review

Dutch most famous guitarist of all time is the mid-seventies even a while the best guitarist in the world, so impressed show the readers of the magazine Guitar Player himself by his flashy solos in Hocus Pocus and Sylvia, both of the band Focus. In... See full review