Listen to Keith Richards' previously unreleased track My Babe from Talk Is Cheap reissue
Guitarist's debut solo album from 1988 will be reissued in March featuring six previously unreleased tracks
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Listen to Keith Richards' previously unreleased track My Babe from Talk Is Cheap reissue
Guitarist's debut solo album from 1988 will be reissued in March featuring six previously unreleased tracks
Here are the 12 biggest news stories of the week
We might only be in the early days of 2019, but the world of rock never stops. Here’s what made the headlines this week
Spotify settle $1.6 billion legal case over songwriters’ credits
After music publisher Wixen hit them with a $1.6bn lawsuit in December last year alleging copyright infringements, Spotify have settled the case
Rival Sons share haunting new track Feral Roots
Rival Sons have released the title track of their upcoming album, due in January
Eric Gales announces new album The Bookends
Eric Gales will release his new album The Bookends in early 2019 - check out lyric video for Whatcha Gon' Do
Creedence Clearwater Revival unveil new Have You Ever Seen The Rain video
The video for Creedence's 1971 single pays tribute to "nostalgia, friendship and adventure"
Lindsey Buckingham settles Fleetwood Mac lawsuit
Lindsey Buckingham settles his legal case with Fleetwood Mac after he was sacked from the band earlier this year
Greta Van Fleet, Ghost and Bring Me The Horizon lead 2019 Grammy nominations
Updated The nominations for the 2019 Grammy Awards have been announced - find out everything you need to know
The Rockin’ The Blues tour to return to Europe in 2019
Jonny Lang, Walter Trout and Kris Barras to appear in second edition of the "travelling festival".
Orange Goblin, Living Colour, Koyo and more set for Ramblin’ Man Fair 2019
Ramblin’ Man Fair organisers reveal 8 more artists who will take to the stage at next year’s UK festival
Walter Trout announces covers album Survivor Blues
Walter Trout will release his new album Survivor Blues in early 2019 - check out Me, My Guitar And The Blues
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Ritchie Blackmore: a guide to his best albums outside Deep Purple
Throughout his career with Rainbow and beyond, Ritchie Blackmore helped define what it was to be a guitarist
AC/DC Albums Ranked From Worst To Best – The Ultimate Guide
Want to know the best AC/DC albums? And the worst? Here is the ultimate guide…
Gerry Rafferty: The Man Who Hated the Music Business
Gerry Rafferty’s former manager Jon Brewer recalls what it was like managing the Baker Street star in the wheeling-dealing 70s – the age of chart-fixing, payola and big money.
Bo Diddley: a guide to his best albums
Bo Diddley was the gunslingin’, cigar-box guitar-totin’ cool cat who wrote the book of rocking R&B...
Win a Rolling Stones Confessin' The Blues album plus a Ronnie Wood cover print
There's three copies of the double-vinyl edition of the Stones-curated collection Confessin' The Blues up for grabs
Win an Elvis Presley's '68 Comeback Special 50th Anniversary box set
We've got two copies of The King's legendary Comeback Special up for grabs, and it's the freshly minted 50th Anniversary edition
What happened when Glen Campbell played football with Elvis Presley
Exclusive: In a new video, songwriter and producer Jerry Fuller reveals the background behind Glen Campbell's previously unreleased Elvis sessions
Led Zeppelin Albums Ranked From Worst To Best – The Ultimate Guide
Want to know the best Led Zeppelin albums? And the worst? Here is the ultimate guide…
Why doesn’t your band get played on the radio? Here's the ugly truth...
A veteran rock DJ tells you what he's learned over 30 years in rock radio
The story behind this year's all-star tribute to Gary Moore album
How Bob Daisley gathered rock's great and good together to record Moore Blues For Gary
Led Zeppelin: everything you need to know about Going To California
A heavyweight new book examines every Led Zeppelin song in detail. Here's what it has to say about Going To California
The 10 Best Jimi Hendrix Covers
What binds Toto, Slash, Fiona Apple and Living Colour together? Two words: Jimi Hendrix. Decades after his death and all are still helping to make his music sing
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Greta Van Fleet - Anthem Of The Peaceful Army: Album Of The Week Club Review
Greta Van Fleet: are they here to save rock'n'roll or sully it? Both opinions are available
Blackberry Smoke - The Southern Ground Sessions EP review
Southern rockers Blackberry Smoke return with a six-track acoustic EP
Greta Van Fleet - Anthem Of The Peaceful Army album review
As Greta Van Fleet's deliriously anticipated debut album hits the shelves, does the song remains the same? Yes… and no
Billy F Gibbons: The Big Bad Blues album review
ZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons goes back to his roots for second solo album
Joe Bonamassa: Redemption album review
Woke up this mornin’… the break-up blues drag Joe Bonamassa low
Ian Gillan & The Javelins – Ian Gillan & The Javelins album review
The voice of Deep Purple goes back to his R&B roots. He should have stayed where has was
Led Zeppelin – How The West Was Won review
The mountains and the canyons start to tremble and shake as Zep's live album gets the remaster treatment…
Album Of The Week Club: Beggars Banquet – Rolling Stones
The album that reinvented the Stones and kicked off the purple patch that had them crowned as 'The Greatest Rock'n'Roll Band in the World'.
Album Of The Week Club: The Edgar Winter Group - They Only Come Out At Night
They Only Come Out At Night sold millions, birthed two hit singles and featured an all-star cast that included Ronnie Montrose, Rick Derringer and Dan Hartman. Does it still stand up?
Album Of The Week Club: Janis Joplin - Pearl
Released in January 1971, just three months after her death, Janis Joplin's Pearl was described by Rolling Stones as, "not a new Janis, but a redefined, more organised, old Janis"
