FORMED in 1969 Uriah Heep went on to become one of the Premier League prog rock bands of the 1970s but never quite won the championship.
THOSE expert Antipodean purveyors of excellent Pink Floyd music – The Australian Pink Floyd Show – are undertaking their annual tour of Britain throughout February and March.
BOWING to the phenomenal demand by fans after what was supposed to be a farewell tour, Chas and Dave are on the road again.
WITH a 25th anniversary tour on the go, Ireland’s The Saw Doctors have seemingly risen from the dead – again.
The name Ray Davies needs no introduction – but that won’t stop me, writes Martin Hutchinson. As singer/songwriter/producer of The Kinks, Ray was responsible for some of the greatest pieces of pop music history with hit singles such as You Really Got Me, Sunny Afternoon and Waterloo Sunset in the 60s
IT is 40 years since Jethro Tull unleashed the album Thick as a Brick on an unsuspecting yet delighted public, reports Martin Hutchinson
BACK in 1972, Glam Rock was making it’s presence felt and the first stirrings of Osmondmania were in evidence, but the top selling UK artist in the world of that year was a young man dressed in boots with a cloth-cap and pudding-basin haircut.
THEIR sound is uncannily like the original band and during a concert, if you close your eyes, you could easily believe that they were the originals.
