Jimi Hendrix: the life and times of a genius By Max Bell, Johnny Black, Rob Hughes, Hugh Fielder, Ken Sharp, Mick Wall, Henry Yates Classic Rock talks to Jimi Hendrix's friends, admirers and other musicians about his life and importance
The Small Faces: the story of the classic Ogdens’ Nut Gone Flake By Hugh Fielder One night round a camp-fire on a boating weekend in 1967, the Small Faces came up with an idea for the whimsical concept album that became a psychedelic classic
The 30 best British Blues Rock albums ever By Sian Llewellyn, Scott Rowley, Geoff Barton, Hugh Fielder, Paul Henderson The best British Blues Rock albums: Direct from the Delta to Dartford and beyond, the Blues turned British rock on its head
Nick Mason – Unattended Luggage album review By Hugh Fielder Three of the Pink Floyd drummer's overlooked solo albums in one box
Jeff Beck: My Life In 11 Songs By Hugh Fielder From The Yardbirds and The Jeff Beck Group to jazz fusion and Stevie Wonder, the guitar legend looks back on his steller career
The Record Company - All Of This Life album review By Hugh Fielder The Record Company: Getting better second time around
Pink Floyd: The Best Albums By Hugh Fielder Updated! From essential classics to reputation-establishing standouts, these are the Pink Floyd albums you should buy... and one you shouldn't
Story Behind The Song: Blinded By The Light by Manfred Mann's Earth Band By Hugh Fielder Blinded By The Light by Manfred Mann's Earth Band: the tune that made Mann a better career out of Springsteen in the 70s than Springsteen himself
Various - Looking At The Pictures In The Sky – The British Psych... album review By Hugh Fielder The trip goes on
Austin Gold - Before Dark Clouds album review By Hugh Fielder UK rockers already grown on their debut
The Gary Moore Band - Grinding Stone album review By Hugh Fielder Moore’s first solo album – glimpses of greatness
Sananda Maitreya - Prometheus & Pandora album review By Hugh Fielder You’ll recognise the returning voice, if not the new name
What Does This Button Do? by Bruce Dickinson review By Hugh Fielder Iron Maiden frontman’s autobiography is light on all things Maiden, but probably better for it
