Neil Jeffries

Delaware’s finest gives the Destroyers time off as he revisits his acoustic blues roots

Albums four and five from the NWOBHM’s ill-fated heroes

A mixed bag from the NWOBHM pioneers

Guitar god still going strong on 22nd studio album

You wanna know what rock is?

Step back in time two decades and you’ll nearly hear Dio

Derivative by design: still rocking in the shadow of the blues

Mellencamp ploughs an alternative furrow with country’s best girl by his side

Refreshingly down to earth, but with a voice that’s out of this world, Glenn Hughes touches down in London

British rockers decline to deliver Wonder Days Part Two

Ronnie Dio before he turned to fantasy metal

Underwhelming second album from the Norfolk quintet

The E Street Band man’s first three albums

The Voice Of Rock releases your new favourite Glenn Hughes solo album

Never mind the stylistic width of this fifth album, feel the quality

Seven years' experience and hefty sonic nous come to the fore on the Scottish rockers' new album

Ronnie’s little brothers showcase their greatest hits

The second coming of Blackfoot – with no original members included

Thunder-ish third album from London-based blues quartet

Session work, movie roles, guest appearances and more.

Texas guitarist’s eclectic 1980 effort uncovered.

Three remastered monsters from Cardiff’s greatest exports. Who’s a pretty noise, then?

Double live CD captures the Tommy Bolin line-up on top form.