Rory Gallagher: Irish Tour ’74 Expanded Deluxe Edition By Neil Jeffries Irish blues idol’s 40th anniversary box set par excellence is a package ‘beyond fabulous’.
Rory Gallagher: Irish Tour ‘74 (Deluxe Edition) By Neil Jeffries 40th anniversary edition of Rory Gallagher’s most celebrated recordings.
Manny Charlton: Sharp/Sharp Re-loaded By Neil Jeffries As in Nazareth, classic songs reworked. Sharply.
Status Quo: Status Quo Live! Boxset By Neil Jeffries The seminal Frantic Four Live! album – with extra boogie bang for your buck.
Bryan Adams: Tracks Of My Years By Neil Jeffries Six years after a 10th album called 11, Bryan Adams releases his 11th album... Tracks Of My Years containing 10 classic covers (plus one of his own).
Joe Bonamassa: Different Shades of Blue By Neil Jeffries Joe Bonamassa's 11th solo studio album has landed. But is it business as usual or blues with a twist?
Joe Bonamassa: Different Shades Of Blue By Neil Jeffries Instrument-packed eleventh solo studio album is classy but sometimes cluttered.
Peter Frampton: Hummingbird In A Box By Neil Jeffries Virtuoso guitarist releases album inspired by the Cincinnati Ballet.
Georgia Satellites: Georgia Satellites By Neil Jeffries Best-loved album by southern-fried boogie rockers revamped.
Peter Frampton: Hummingbird In A Box By Neil Jeffries Half-an-hour of style and substance from a guitar great.
Q&A: Brian Johnson By Neil Jeffries The AC/DC vocalist has joined the ranks of celeb authors - but forget the sex, drugs and rock'n'roll, his autobiography is about motors, as he told Classic Rock in 2009
Q&A: Chris Robinson By Neil Jeffries Twenty years on from their debut, the Black Crowes have gone rootsy in the Woodstock studio owned by Levon Helm of The Band, running the gamut of rock Americana.
UFO: ten albums reviewed in two minutes By Neil Jeffries UFO The Complete Studio Albums 1974-1986 is the umpteenth compilation of the band’s 21-studio album back catalogue. But Rhino Records have seen to it that this is the most comprehensive...
The Story Behind The Song: Profession Of Violence by UFO By Neil Jeffries It's a UFO tradition for the hard rockers to feature a ballad on each album. So for 1981's The Wild, The Willing And The Innocent, Phil Mogg turned to the murderous Kray twins for inspiration.
Doogie White & La Paz: The Dark And The Light By Neil Jeffries Second album from the re-formed melodic rockers.
Fuckshovel: This Is What We Are By Neil Jeffries Debut by London four-piece sounds as ear-catching as that name.
Dogs D’Amour: Cyber Recordings / Tyla J Pallas: The Devil’s Supper By Neil Jeffries Not yet rated Life in the old Dogs yet.
