Neil Jeffries

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.

NWOBHM heroes’ fifth album, after a 30-year hiatus.

A marriage made in prog-jazz heaven.

Strat-strangling axeman throws down a dirty dozen.

The ‘Double M’ is back, and he’s still rock’n’roll crazy after all these years.

It’s Texas time again...

First night of the UK tour to promote the duck-dodging band’s new album A Conspiracy Of Stars.

They’re southern. ’Nuff said.

Roll away the stone! Two Brit rock institutions brought back to life.

Solo round-up from the former Dogs D’Amour frontman.

Joe Elliott's World of Mott: a screwdriver jiver's delight.

Still Wildhearted after all these years.

A great American songbook. Sung by a Canadian.

Gone but not forgotten, a true Rock Legend.

Irish blues idol’s 40th anniversary box set par excellence is a package ‘beyond fabulous’.

40th anniversary edition of Rory Gallagher’s most celebrated recordings.

As in Nazareth, classic songs reworked. Sharply.

The seminal Frantic Four Live! album – with extra boogie bang for your buck.

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's 11th solo studio album has landed. But is it business as usual or blues with a twist?

Young Brit trio get heavy with the blues.