Latest articles by Neil Jeffries
Georgia Satellites: Georgia Satellites
Best-loved album by southern-fried boogie rockers revamped.
Peter Frampton: Hummingbird In A Box
Half-an-hour of style and substance from a guitar great.
Q&A: Chris Robinson
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
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...
Doogie White & La Paz: The Dark And The Light
Second album from the re-formed melodic rockers.
Fuckshovel: This Is What We Are
Debut by London four-piece sounds as ear-catching as that name.
Dogs D’Amour: Cyber Recordings / Tyla J Pallas: The Devil’s Supper
Not yet ratedLife in the old Dogs yet.
Paul Raymond Project: Terms & Conditions Apply
UFO man’s seventh solo album sticks close to his day job.
The Union: The World Is Yours
Morley and Shoulder cast their net a bit wider and land a bumper catch for album No.3.
John Lawton & Diana Express: The Power Of Mind
Not the most bonkers thing you’ll ever hear, but not far off.
Aerosmith: Music From Another Dimension
The veteran band reunite with producer Jack Douglas and have glory days on their minds.
Motörhead: The World Is Ours – Vol 2 Anyplace Crazy As Anywhere Else
A second package milking their The World Is Yours tour.
Left Lane Cruiser & James Leg: Painkillers
Covering their heroes proves to be strong medicine.
Dogs D’Amour: A Graveyard Of Empty Bottles MMXII
The 1989 acoustic mini-album: the Director’s Cut.
