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Apr 19, 2018

Dick Taylor started his career with school friends Mick Jagger and Keith Richards in a group they called the Rollin' Stones but left before they cut their first album to return to art school.  

The next year, Dick and Phil May started the Pretty Things with whom he stayed until 1969 after the release of the now...


Mar 26, 2018

On March 23, Procol Harum released an eight-disc box set chronicling the band's history both in the studio and live. 

The one person who has been there for that entire history is lead singer Gary Brooker.  Brooker and Robin Trower came from the band the Paramounts, who had a couple of minor hits in Britain in the...


Jan 30, 2018

This time, we go back to 2012 for an archive interview with Tommy Roe.

Tommy was one of the rare artists who was able to keep his songs in the top ten for most of the 60's, from 1962's "Sheila" through the late-60's and early-70's with "Dizzy" and "Jam Up and Jelly Tight".

Roe also toured twice with the Beatles, once...


Nov 6, 2017

Rachael Sage is a true Renaissance woman of the arts. Over her lifeshe has danced with the New York City ballet, taught herself piano, painted, acted, started her own record company and become a successful singer-songwriter. 

Since 1996, she has released fifteen full length albums and EPs including her LP of music for...


Sep 25, 2017

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Glenn Hughes has had a long and very active career in music, first with the British group Trapeze and, starting in 1973, as a member of Deep Purple Mk. III and IV.

It was with Deep Purple that he sang and played bass on the albums Burn, Stormbringer, Come Taste the Band and the live...