Hey there, this is Johnny Finch! This is my first post on Old Time Review, one of many, I hope! I aim to shine a light on many 1960s hits, […]
Music
Conway Twitty’s second album of 1973, You’ve Never Been This Far Before, reached number one on the US Country music album chart. It was also certified Gold by the RIAA […]
British rock band Status Quo recorded their first official live album over three nights in October of 1976. Performed at the Glasgow Apollo and introduced by ex-Savoy Brown singer Jackie […]
BGO Records has released a 2-disc CD set containing four albums released by Chuck Berry between 1967 and 1969 on Mercury Records. The guitarist and singer moved to Mercury Records […]
A Chuck Berry production from 1969. Concerto in “B Goode” would be the final album for the artist on Mercury Records. Since signing to the label only a few years […]
In 1973, Conway Twitty released a country album entitled She Needs Someone To Hold Her (When She Cries). Comprised of 11 tracks, it follows the single release of the track […]
Conway Twitty’s second album of 1972 features 11 tracks following the trajectory of his preceding few releases. Twitty’s original albums have been seldom–if ever–re-released on CD or digital platforms. I […]
This was the third album released by Chuck Berry during his time at Mercury Records. The first had him re-recording his greatest hits, while the second was a Memphis-style experiment. […]
In 1966, guitarist and singer Chuck Berry left Chess Records to join Mercury Records. The first thing he recorded was an album of re-recordings of some of his greatest hits. […]
Conway Twitty’s 1972 album, I Can’t See Me Without You is one-quarter of BGO Records’ latest release on the country music star. How does the album itself hold up, 53 […]