Terry Staunton

A serviceable but uninspired covers set.

Powering on without their famous founder.

Cheap off the old block.

Showing the whippersnappers how it’s done.

Brit warhorses continue to keep it real.

Powerful gig by the pub-rock supergroup.

High quality character-led power pop.

Here’s one she made earlier, only different.

Respected guitarist remembers his late love.

Old hits with a rota of replacement singers.

A blues roots masterclass.

Back on the forecourt with a fresh set of tools.

Back to the day job – with bountiful results.

The queen of troubled torch returns.

Looking forward, but drawing from the past.

Solid sawdust floor-fillers, with a little light sacrilege.

A great big box of boogie that’ll take you back to the glory years when the Quo were allowed on the Beeb.

A curious, unexpected country-tinged love story.