Junkman Radio Interviews Jeff Scott Soto From Sons of Apollo
Three years after unleashing their unique brand of progressive hard rock fury on their debut album Psychotic Symphony, Sons of Apollo are back in 2020 with their sophomore studio...
The Walter Trout Interview
By Ralph Greco, Jr.
Photos by Brittany Fay
As tYou’ve never heard the electric blues played the way Walter Trout plays it. A New Jersey native (like yours truly), he’s played...
The Annie Haslam Interview (2014)
By Ralph Greco, Jr.
Annie Haslam has one of the most distinctive and melodic voices in all of rock and roll. Four decades in the business, and she still boasts...
Ian Anderson & Jethro Tull: Scaling ‘The Zealot Gene’
By Shawn Perry
There is no question that Jethro Tull has weathered any number of trends, trials, tribulations and testaments over the course of 50 plus years. This is because...
The Don Brewer Interview (2020)
By Shawn Perry
Of all the key rock and roll 50th anniversaries celebrated over the last couple of years, one that came through town in 2019 was the "50 Years...
The Dave Cousins (Strawbs) Interview (2019)
By Ralph Greco, Jr.
Strawbs, along with guest performers, former Strawbs, and Strawbs-related artists, are celebrating their 50th Anniversary in the United States with a three-day (April 26, 27 and 28,...
The Steve Morse Interview (2013)
By Shawn Perry
Photo by Junkman
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again: Steve Morse is one of the best guitar players in the world. And he’s been with...
The Ian Anderson Interview (2017)
By Shawn Perry
Photo by Kimberly Annette
It’s 2017 and Ian Anderson has once again released a record and scheduled concerts all over the world. While many of his peers have...
The Carl Palmer Interview (2013)
By Shawn Perry
At a time when many of his peers are slowing down or throwing in the towel completely, drummer Carl Palmer is going strong with little intention of...
The Ian Anderson Interview (2002)
By Shawn Perry
He is one of the most identifiable icons in the history of rock and roll. Balancing on one leg like a peg-legged pirate, his arm arched in...
