The Martin Barre Interview (2002)
By Shawn Perry
When one thinks of Jethro Tull, it's difficult to suppress the image of the group's singular constant: Ian Anderson. The real muscle behind the machinery, however, has...
Heavy Load Blues: The Warren Haynes Interview (2021)
By Greg Prato
Although they are thought primarily as a rockin’ jam band, there is no denying that Gov’t Mule does indeed have unmistakable blues roots. After all, their leader,...
The Dave Davies Interview (2014)
By Shawn Perry
The Kinks often get fourth billing in a description of the 1960s British Invasion that included the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Who. Of course, in...
Conversations With The Masters: The VintageRock.com Interviews
25 'vintage' interviews with the world’s most renowned musicians, including:
IAN ANDERSON (Jethro Tull)
CARL PALMER (Emerson, Lake & Palmer)
JUSTIN HAYWARD (Moody Blues)
STEVE MORSE (Deep Purple)
RICK WAKEMAN (Yes)
GARY WRIGHT (Spooky Tooth)
JOHN...
The Ronnie Montrose Interview (2011)
By Shawn Perry
When I met Ronnie Montrose on September 9, 2011, it was a golden opportunity to talk to someone whose music had been a strong force in my...
The Adrian Belew Interview (2015)
By Shawn Perry
Adrian Belew is one of those mysterious figures in music you can’t pigeon hole. He first came on to the public radar as a sideman for Frank...
The Alvin Lee Interview (2012)
By Shawn Perry
Discussion about guitar heroes from the 1960s typically revolves around Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, with an occasional shout-out to Pete Townshend, Duane Allman...
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 Vinny Appice Interview (2019)
By Greg Prato
The music of Ronnie James Dio continues to resonate with the metal masses. But with Dio having been sadly deceased since 2010, the torch has been handed...
Albert Bouchard: Reimagining ‘Imaginos’
By Shawn Perry
Imaginos was conceived by Sandy Pearlman, an “under-appreciated” rock impresario to some degree who managed Blue Öyster Cult, wrote loads of their lyrics, produced their albums, and...
