The Robert Berry Interview (2018)

By Shawn Perry Photo by Dave Lepori As an avid fan and follower of Emerson, Lake & Palmer, I’ve written extensively about their albums and their concerts, even got the chance...

The Blondie Chaplin Interview (2025)

By Ralph Greco, Jr. To say Blondie Chaplin is a journeyman musician would be akin to saying The Rolling Stones are a rock band that’s had a few hits. Beginning...

The Rusty Young Interview (2003)

By Misha ben-David I remember Poco as an antidote to the serious rock poets and hard core proto metal that I was immersed in in my teen years. In between...

Marc Bonilla Brings His Keith Emerson Tribute To The Masses

By Shawn Perry When Keith Emerson passed away in 2016, fans and followers around the world were shocked, devastated, and at a complete loss. The musician, a pioneer of progressive...

Dispatch From the Road: Greg Lake

By Shawn Perry Photo by Lee Millward When I interviewed Greg Lake in February 2012, it was a sort of personal victory for me because that meant I had now interviewed...

The Joey Molland Interview

By Shawn Perry When it comes to what remains of the legendary Badfinger, Joey Molland is the last man standing. As the last surviving member of a band lambasted by...

The Ace Frehley Interview (2018)

By Greg Prato Photo by Jay Gilbert There was a point where it seemed that Ace Frehley had closed the door on his solo career. After all, there was not a...

The Ray Shulman (of Gentle Giant) Interview (2014)

Proggers for life: Steve Hackett, Ian Anderson & Ray Shulman By Shawn Perry Outside of the tight and supremely precise circle of progressive rock, Gentle Giant is an anomaly, a riddle...

The Suzi Quatro Interview (2022)

By Greg Prato Whether it be inspiring countless rockers — both female and male — with a string of early 70s classic singles (“Can The Can,” “48 Crash,” “Devil Gate...

The Ian Anderson Interview (2006)

By Shawn Perry The last time I spoke with Ian Anderson, he was in the midst of a Jethro Tull tour. He was also preparing to embark on his very...