‘Les And Mary’: Les Paul and Mary Ford, A Classic Match
In the 50s, Les Paul and Mary Ford had 16 No.1 hits, including “How High the Moon.” They sold more ...
Tag: reDiscovered Albums
‘Strictly Business’: Why EPMD’s Debut Album Is The Real Deal
Business? Not cool, is it? Stiffs in suits and ties grafting at a desk and thinking only of profit? Where’s ...
‘Raw Like Sushi’: How Neneh Cherry Served Up A Modern Classic
Swedish-born Neneh Cherry’s critically-acclaimed and award-winning debut album, Raw Like Sushi, was a massive international success in 1989. Following its ...
‘Super Collider’: How Megadeth Smashed Into A New Era
Megadeth have survived some seismic musical shifts throughout their career. When Super Collider was released, on June 4, 2013, the ...
‘Live And Dangerous’: Bottling Thin Lizzy’s Electric Energy
Thin Lizzy’s album Bad Reputation came out in September 1977 and became their first to crack the UK top 10, ...
‘My Love’ And ‘Red Rose Speedway’: McCartney & Wings Hits
The Billboard magazine issue dated June 2, 1973 made extremely satisfactory reading for Paul McCartney and his new(ish) group Wings. ...
‘Now & Then’: The Carpenters Combine The New And Nostalgic
It’s strange to think of a time before nostalgia was a full-time industry. But it wasn’t really until the early ...
‘From The Beginning’: Small Faces’ Complicated Early Years
In their original incarnation, Small Faces were together for only a few years, yet in that time they established themselves ...
‘It Serve You Right To Suffer’: John Lee Hooker’s Repentant Blues
While the title is admonishing, even repentant, don’t expect this record to be miserable. It’s 1966 and the folk boom ...
