Sam Moore | Overnight Sensation – CD Review
Let me say from the outset I am not a big R&B fan. It’s just not
my cup of tea. I appreciate it, love a lot of the artists in...
Peter Frampton | Fingerprints – CD Review
To this day, many still think of Peter Frampton as a fleeting phenomenon of
the 70s whose only claim to fame is Frampton Comes Alive. But
close followers know better. Before...
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts | Sinner – CD Review
Move over, Britney — Joan Jett is the real pop princess. Yes, pop. Now
wait....don’t spit out your bubblegum or fall off your roller skates in
dismay. Pop doesn’t have to...
Elton John | The Captain & The Kid – CD review
A disturbing trend has slowly been seeping into the music game: sequels. As if it hasn't spun enough out of control in the movie industry — with such franchises...
Bob Seger | Face The Promise – CD Review
Not conscious in time to hear a new Bob Seger album, my appreciation for one
of the few living American legends has been limited to bars and radio, downloaded
CDs, and...
Paul Stanley | Live To Win – CD Review
You wanted the best. You got the best. The hottest crooner in KISS —
Paul Stanley! The Starchild’s work on Live to Win, his
second solo CD in nearly 30 years,...
Jerry Lee Lewis | Last Man Standing – CD Review
Just when you thought he was wreaking havoc in a rest home somewhere, the
Killer is on the loose. Jerry Lee Lewis, the sole living member of the Million
Dollar Quartet...
Rod Stewart | Still The Same…Great Rock Rock Classics Of Our Time – CD...
Rod Stewart is no dumb blonde. For decades, he’s woven a stylish wardrobe
from a patchwork of musical trends. And he wears it well. Whether setting the
flamboyant standards for future...
Europe | Secret Society – CD Review
The 80s were definitely not Europe’s final countdown. The band is still
blasting off — this time into worlds of brash, pile-driving guitars that
have sent synthesizers running for their lives....
Meat Loaf | Bat Out Of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose – CD...
Meat Loaf’s original Bat Out Of Hell album marked a
seminal moment in my teenage years. Not only was it an album I loved (and still
love), but seeing Mr. Loaf...
