I have been reviewing the That’ll Flat Git It series for five years, and have always enjoyed the eclectic selection featured in each one. Each edition focuses on rockabilly and […]
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Bear Family Records has introduced a new instalment to their esteemed Rocks series, this time highlighting the rocking work of James Cotton. The collection features 27 tracks spanning from 1953 […]
Welcome to the first of a new series that aims to highlight new releases of vintage material. This edition features a tribute to a Eurovision legend, a Burnette and a […]
BGO Records have just released a box set of four Conway Twitty albums, entitled Conway Twitty: Hello Darlin’ / Fifteen Years Ago / How Much More Can She Stand / […]
Conway Twitty’s second album of that year, I Wonder What She’ll Think About Me Leaving was released in 1971. It followed How Much More Can She Stand. The liner notes […]
Forty years ago in May of 1982, British rock legends Status Quo played concerts at the Birmingham NEC in aid of the Prince’s Trust, and in the presence of members […]
Summer is here, and Germany’s Bear Family Records has sought to provide the perfect accompanist at vintage BBQs or beach parties. Surf Beat is a collection of mostly 1960s-era Surf […]
Jamie Dyer writes about Over and Out, the debut solo album by Status Quo’s Rick Parfitt; First posthumously released in 2018. When Rick Parfitt passed away on Christmas Eve 2016, […]
Conway Twitty’s album How Much More Can She Stand was first released in 1971. It contains only eight tracks, two of them penned by Twitty himself. How Much More Can […]
Following on from my review of Hello Darlin’, here we take a look at Fifteen Years Ago, Conway Twitty’s second album of 1970. The album opens strongly, with the upbeat […]