2010-01-29: Gabriel: Disaster aid can benefit from technology
NEW YORK --Haiti's devastating earthquake reinforced Peter Gabriel's belief that disaster relief needs to take better advantage of the digital age. The 59-year-old singer-songwriter says technology has amazing potential an
2010-01-27: Review: Syzygy "Realms Of Eternity"
Syzygy is a four piece band from Ohio (USA), led by guitarist/lead vocalist Carl Baldassarre. Together with keyboardist Sam Giunta and Al Rolik on bass these friends were in a band called Abraxas, touring extensively during t
2010-01-15: Pat Metheny's New Band Members are Robots
This blog post brings together two of my favorite things: Pat Metheny and robots. Metheny's new album Orchestrion, due out January 25, is technically a solo act. That's because the members aren't human. Each instrument is a k
2010-01-05: Review: Tomas Bodin "Cinematograaf "
It's already about 4 years ago since the last solo outing by Tomas Bodin, keyboard player of The Flower Kings. That album, I AM, was intended to be the first of a real trilogy, but due to several logistic and other problems t
2010-01-05: Review: Big Big Train 'The Underfall Yard'
On The Difference Machine from 2007 Big Big Train founders Gregory Spawton and Andy Poole started to take on the role of directors, leaving the spotlight to others, which resulted in an incredibly strong album. With that albu
2009-12-26: Fish has throat surgery
ROCKER Fish is enjoying a peaceful Christmas and is set for a quiet six months ahead – following an operation on his throat. The former Marillion frontman, who lives in Haddington, East Lothian, is recovering after the oper
2009-12-15: DVD Review: Van Der Graaf Generator "Live at the Paradiso"
Van Der Graaf Generator are often considered as Peter Hammill's band, after all he writes the majority of the music and as the only full-time musician is the arbiter of their activity, or even existence. However, anyone who h
2009-12-15: DVD Review: Kansas "There's No Place Like Home"
After receiving this latest DVD from Kansas I made a point of checking out the DPRP reviews index to see how many listings the band had and was surprised to find just the single entry, 2002’s The Ultimate Kansas compilation
2009-12-15: Genesis headed into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Genesis morphed from prog-rock mainstay in the '60s and '70s to Top 40 hit machine in the '80s and '90s. After frontman Peter Gabriel went solo in 1975, drummer Phil Collins took over lead vocals.
2009-12-10: RIP: Jack Rose, 38, founding member of noise band Pelt
Jack Rose, whose complex improvisations on six-string, 12-string, and lap steel guitar earned him a devoted cult following, died Saturday in Philadelphia. He was 38. His death, apparently of a heart attack, was announced by T
2009-12-04: RIP: Eric Woolfson, 64; cofounded band with Alan Parsons
BERLIN - Eric Woolfson, cofounder of the 1970s British progressive rock group Alan Parsons Project, known for the hits “Eye in the Sky’’ and “Don’t Answer Me,’’ has died of cancer. He was 64. Gallissas Theaterve
2009-12-03: Interview: Andy Tillison
Rooted in the true sounds of progressive rock is The Tangent, a supergroup led by keyboardist/guitarist/singer-songwriter Andy Tillison the band has led the way within the genre with five studio and two live albums as well as
2009-11-24: King Crimson: Lizard (40th Anniversary Series)
Often forgotten and sometimes maligned, Lizard is a King Crimson classic that's waited to be found for nearly 40 years. When it was first released in 1970, it was quickly overlooked as a transitional album between the group t
2009-11-23: Review: Transatlantic "Whirlwind"
It's been 8 years since the symphonic prog supergroup of Neal Morse (ex Spock's Beard now solo), Mike Portnoy (Dream Theater), Roine Stolt (The Flower Kings) and Pete Trewavas (Marillion) released a studio album under the Tra
2009-11-19: "The Darkened Room", the new studio album from IZZ is now available!!
The progressive community is buzzing with the new release by New York prog ensemble IZZ. In the past decade the group has released several highly acclaimed albums and have accumulated a large dedicated following in the proces
2009-11-18: Review 10T Records "Undercover"
10t Records here offers us eleven of its artists (rather, I should say “all eleven of its artists”) each covering “a song by another artist that was influential in the development of their own musical identity... The mi
2009-11-02: Gentle Giant on All About Jazz
'70s PROG ROCK KINGS RE-RELEASE CATALOG On November 3rd 2009 Gentle Giant will be digitally releasing seven of their best-known albums and tracks in digital form for the very first time via their own Alucard label through EMI
2009-11-02: Review: Trans-Siberian Orchestra "Night Castle"
Not much has been said about this album yet, so I hope to be able to inform those curious if Trans-Siberian Orchestra's new album is worth purchasing. Fans of Trans-Siberian Orchestra, including myself, have been eagerly awai
2009-10-29: Interview: Ian Anderson
Jethro Tull frontman Ian Anderson isn't your typical Rock Star. He's never done drugs and has no use for the trappings of fame. So what does he have in common with the boys from Led Zeppelin? More than you might think.
2009-10-28: Pink Floyd: Goodbye Blue Sky
Stressed out by power struggles and creative differences, Pink Floyd were near the breaking point when they created the greatest album of their career, The Wall. In this extraordinary oral history, the members tell how it all
2009-10-27: Today's Boston Music Pick: Blackmore's Night
Renaissance Rock is what guitarist Ritchie Blackmore and vocalist Candice Night call their fusion of soft rock and European folk melodies. With their band of Minstrels, Blackmore’s Night creates a unique sound with acoustic
2009-10-27: RIP: Dee Anthony (Rock Manager: ELP, Tull, others)
Dee Anthony, who began a 40-year music managing career representing neighborhood friend Jerry Vale in the 1950s and later worked for Tony Bennett, Peter Frampton, and other popular artists, has died. He was 83.
2009-10-27: Review: Radiohead "Kid A (2009 Collector's Edition)"
Nowadays, most critics view Radiohead's Kid A as a back-to-back masterpiece to 1997's OK Computer. As if The Bends didn't merit that same distinction. When it was released in 2000, it seemed unlikely that Radiohead could put
2009-10-27: Cartoon band shows real metal
Death metal doesn’t come any more fatal or metallic than Dethklok. As a unit, vocalist Nathan Explosion, guitarists Skwisgaar Skwigelf and Toki Wartooth, bassist William Murderface, and drummer Pickles are interested only i
2009-10-23: Review: Shadow Gallery "Digital Ghosts"
I remember over ten years ago, amongst a circle of metalhead friends around the time Tyranny was released - we dubbed these guys to be the next Dream Theater. When the nineties were drawing to a close, you really didn't have
2009-10-23: 10 Things You Gotta Do To Play Like Steve Howe
“ALL I KNOW IS THAT I HAVEN’T FOLLOWED THE GENERAL VEIN OF THE STYLE of guitar that people have been playing,” confessed Steve Howe in his first Guitar Player interview back in April of ’73. That’s a bit like Columb
2009-10-23: Interview: Nick Barrett
Pendragon are a band that have grown upon and even expanded their sound with release after release, taking the word 'progressive' to it's true meaning. Ever since their incarnation in 1978, this English quartet has given the
2009-10-23: DVD/CD Review: Rick Wakeman "Six Wives of Henry VIII: Live at Hampton Court Palace"
When the album Six Wives of Henry VIII was released in 1973, it was a milestone for symphonic rock - a personal artistic statement from the man who provided the keyboard mastery for Yes at the time. Now decades after it's rel
2009-10-22: Review: Genesis "Live 1973-2007 Box Set"
And so we reach the end of what readers of a certain age and disposition will agree has been the single most exhilarating reissue campaign of the century so far: the complete, utter and apparently absolute restoration of the
2009-10-22: Interview: Richard Thompson
Richard Thompson is truly a consummate musician. His searing, soaring electric guitar work and intricate acoustic hybrid picking are the stuff of legend, and have firmly established him as one of the most versatile players to
2009-10-21: Spock's Beard official iphone app Free!!
Are you a fan of the greatest band ever, Spock's Beard?
Then you have to get this app to stay on top of the latest news, tour dates, videos, and full discography and lyrics.
Spock's Beard is currently in the studio rec
2009-10-21: Porcupine Tree: Great Expectations on JamBase
Inside The Warfield in San Francisco, a full house is tensed and alert like bloodhounds that've caught the scent of fresh game. Onstage only a few minutes, Porcupine Tree is generating a thick, hypnotic atmosphere as they mov
2009-10-21: Review: Beardfish "Destined Solitaire"
Beardfish may have only been around since 2001 but as Dave Sissons indicated in his review of their 2007 InsideOut debut Sleeping In Traffic: Part One, their roots go back to the prog tradition of the early 70’s. Such influ
2009-10-19: Phil Collins not pounding the skins
Phil Collins is drumming no more, for now.
The former singer and drummer for Genesis told a German newspaper that since he had surgery in April to repair a dislocated vertebra in his neck, he doesn't have feeling in his fi
2009-10-15: DVD/CD Review: Kansas "There's No Place Like Home"
To celebrate their 35th anniversary, Kansas returned to their hometown of Topeka and recorded a DVD/CD (each sold separately) titled There's Know Place Like Home. The band recruited the local Washburn University Symphony Orc
2009-10-15: Jack Kirby and Frank Zappa, a cosmic friendship
Now there's a headline that catches your eye. Yes it turns out that late Frank Zappa, the restless musical genius who may have been the most committed inconoclast in the history of rock, was a pal to the late Jack Kirby, the
2009-10-13: Why King Crimson are still prog-rock royalty
Forty years after the release of their landmark album, In the Court of the Crimson King, the prog pioneers continue to inspire bands, including the Mars Volta and the Mystery Jets. If you were a grammar school music fan at
2009-10-13: Ahleuchatistas modernizes its mix on Of the Body Prone
Taking the most difficult album in the history of rock as your role model isn’t an obvious strategy for success, but for Asheville, North Carolina’s Ahleuchatistas, it works. When Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band
2009-10-13: Porcupine Tree Fans Snatch Up 'The Incident'
On paper, Porcupine Tree is a band whose success is a little puzzling. The progressive rock act's songs are lengthy, complex works that almost defy commercial arplay. Band leader Steven Wilson refuses to give away his music a
2009-10-13: Review: Simak Dialog "Demi Masa"
This outfit hails from Indonesia and the music has the world influence of that region. That gives it a unique flavor separating it from the bulk of this genre of sounds. Taken outside that context the music here falls between
2009-10-13: Review: Moraine "Manifest Density"
Those who like their prog instrumental and just a little strange will enjoy this. Comparisons to King Crimson, Djam Karet, Birdsongs of the Mesozoic and Univers Zero are perhaps the most obvious, but there are other things he
2009-10-13: Progressive Rock Poised for yet Another Comeback
Once upon a time, it was perfectly acceptable to lug six keyboards onstage at a rock concert and launch into a piano solo. Or play flute while standing on one foot. Or wear silver capes without a trace of irony. These were
2009-10-09: Mars Volta electrifies the crowd
The Mars Volta no longer plays three-hour shows with ever-evolving set lists, which some have taken to mean that the band has lost its experimental edge. Don’t buy that argument. During a 90-minute performance Wednesday at
2009-10-08: Review: Porcupine Tree "The Incident"
Attempting something ambitious doesn’t have to yield a high and mighty result to do justice to the painstaking efforts. But in the realm of prog-rock, this is total heresy. It isn’t uncommon that in their dizzying enthusi
2009-10-06: Volta voltage
True to his mission to “always make the next album sound different to the one that came before it, to always be evolving,’’ Omar Rodriguez-López, leader of The Mars Volta, avoided “many layers, or an instrumental fre
2009-09-24: Trail of Dead delivers art-rock with a shot of adrenaline
There was a small moment at the end of . . . And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead’s show Monday at the Paradise that was easily missed - it wasn’t even technically part of the performance - but that nonetheless summe
2009-09-23: Genesis nominated for Rock Hall of Fame
Kiss has finally been nominated, along with Abba, Donna Summer, Genesis, the Stooges, the Hollies and, in the first year in which they qualify, LL Cool J and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the organization has announced.
2009-09-23: Porcupine Tree's "The Incident" debuts at #25 on the Billboard Top 200
A glass of bubbly stuff should be raised in honour of the band today following the news that The Incident is at #25 in the Top 200 in the American charts!
For those folks who like to keep scores on these things, FOABP cop
2009-09-10: Phil Collins to retire from drumming.
Phil Collins today revealed he will never drum again because he is suffering from a painful spine injury. The former Genesis star can't even hold his sticks after years of sitting in front of a drumkit. Collins, 58, whose hit
2009-09-02: Kerry Livgren falls ill
Kerry Livgren, most famous for his years with the rock band Kansas, is described as in "serious, but stable condition," following a stroke in the early hours of Tuesday.
2009-08-26: Review: Porcupine Tree "The Incident"
Porcupine Tree has always been about exploring the resonance and echoes found within Steven Wilson’s subconscious. After witnessing a road accident, Wilson was prompted to construct an ambitious song-cycle exploring the num
2009-08-24: Reviews: Marc Bonilla, Toy Matinee, 3rd Matinee (Reissues)
You've seen the reissues in stores; the top ten compilations for hundreds of artists released on Collector's Choice Records. Well, the record label is expanding, and that's a good thing. Noble Rot Records has been created to
2009-08-18: Exclusive BostonProg Interview: Eddie Jobson
If children hear fine music from the day of their birth and learn to play it, they develop sensitivity, discipline and endurance. They get a beautiful heart. Leo Tolstoy
Considered a child prodigy, from the age of three y
2009-08-18: Exclusive BostonProg Interview: Carl Palmer
CATCHING UP WITH
CARL PALMER
Wikepedia defines a drummer as “A male or female who plays drums, particularly a drum kit ("drum set" or "trap set", which will also include cymbals), marching percussion or hand drums.”
2009-08-18: Review: 10T Records "Undercover"
Coming straight from the roster of one of the new big players on progressive rock is 10T Records Undercover; an album of diverse covers that are centered on a direct reflection of the artists' influences and interpretation co
2009-08-17: Review: Native Window
It’s Kansas, but it isn’t. When you have Billy Greer, David Ragsdale , Phil Ehart and Richard Williams as the members of a band you can be sure the comparisons to Kansas well be rampant – since all of these guys have be
2009-08-17: Review: Syzygy "Realms of Eternity"
Every so often a band that you’ve never heard of comes out of nowhere and blows your mind. That happened to me a couple of years back with the Ohio progressive rock band Syzygy and their epic 2003 release The Allegory of Li
2009-08-13: Guitar legend Les Paul dies at age 94
Les Paul, who invented the solid-body electric guitar later wielded by a legion of rock and roll greats, died Thursday of complications from pneumonia. He was 94.
2009-08-12: In Memory of Hugh Hopper
Hugh Hopper departed this world on June 7, 2009, victim of leukemia, as curiously his previous collaborator, keyboardist Alan Gowen had, almost three decades ago. Hopper was, on his own, a revolutionary bassist and composer w
2009-07-30: Queensryche: Boston Globe Music Pick
QUEENSRYCHE The '80s metal band will perform "extended suites" from "Rage for Order," "Empire," and "American Soldier." In other Queensryche news, actor-singer Adam Pascal, recently in town with "Rent," is planning to transfo
2009-07-21: Interview: Jordan Rudess
Progressive rock giants Dream Theater released Black Clouds and Silver Linings on June 23rd and the album was nothing short of what you would expect from such an eclectic collection of instrumental virtuosos. Once again they
2009-07-20: Review: Edensong "The Fruit Fallen"
Perhaps you’ve been looking for a band in the style of Jethro Tull with elements of heavy metal added to their music, or perhaps you wished you found enjoyment in the Arjen Lucassen-led project Ayreon, but found the starry
2009-07-02: Yes/Asia: Only Time Will Tell
Two of England's finest art rock ensembles, Yes and Asia, have just begun a North American tour that will run through August. Tonight they perform at the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, CA, followed by a performance a
2009-07-02: Prog: Anthony Phillips
WITH MORE THAN 30 SOLO RELEASES TO HIS name, acoustic guitar virtuoso Anthony Phillips has long transcended his status as co-founder, lead guitarist, and key songwriter for British progressive-rock pioneers Genesis. Together
2009-06-29: Round Table Review: Dream Theater "Black Clouds & Silver Linings"
ALEX: Dream Theater have rightly earned the respect of music fans worldwide for their brand of heavy progressive rock, which they have been writing and performing now for about a quarter of a century. It’s a powerful sounds
2009-06-29: Interview with Kansas & Native Window
This year, Kansas is celebrating their 35th Anniversary, however, another band, featuring fourfifths of the current lineup, will be making their CD debut on June 23rd. Native Window, featuring guitarist Rich Williams, violini
2009-06-29: Review: Native Window
Native Window is the band Kansas, minus vocalist Steve Walsh. It’s a long story, but basically, Kansas continue to be in a creative void, mainly due to the refusal by chief songwriters, Kerry Livgren and Steve Walsh, to wr
2009-06-26: Review: Dream Theater "Black Clouds & Silver Linings"
Progressive rock gets slagged a great deal for its baroque excesses and boyish overblown-ness fueled by hyper-technical playing. But, some folks like their water deep, choppy with portent and rippled with beefy riffage and po
2009-06-25: Audio Interview: Derek Sherinian
Keyboard virtuoso Derek Sherinian has returned with another refreshing album of musical prowess and creativity with a well-known lineup of session musicians joining him on his forthcoming opus “Molecular Heinosity”. I was
2009-06-23: Generate excitement: VdGG
Here’s how answers.com defines a Van der Graaf generator: “An electrostatic generator in which an electric charge is either removed from or transferred to a large hollow spherical electrode by a rapidly moving belt, accel
2009-06-23: Progressive Nations Tour Band Changes
It is with the utmost disappointment that I am forced to share the unfortunate news of both Pain Of Salvation and Beardfish having to pull out of this summer's Progressive Nation tour....
Their label Inside Out just rec
2009-06-22: Album Review: The Mars Volta 'Octahedron'
"Octahedron’’ does not sound like the Mars Volta’s past few records, but it certainly feels like a Mars Volta record, especially in the way it swoops up a listener for an excursion to the psychedelic frontier. Guitarist
2009-06-22: Van Der Graaf rekindles spark for first-ever stop in Hub
In progressive rock circles, Van Der Graaf Generator leader Peter Hammill is the godfather of soul-searching. Armed with a fearsome voice and a piercing way with words, singer/guitarist/keyboardist Hammill counts heavy hitter
2009-06-17: Interview: Paul Richards (CGT)
"It's fun to see the surprise on people's faces when we play something in a completely different style than they expect," says Paul Richards, a founding member of the California Guitar Trio. The group brings its solid 18 year
2009-06-12: Obituary: Hugh Hopper, 64, bassist for rock band Soft Machine
Hugh Hopper, who as the bassist for the British progressive rock band Soft Machine was a central figure in the forward-looking music scene that bloomed in Canterbury in the 1960s and 1970s, died June 7 in the county of Kent,
2009-06-11: Review: Hands "Prism"
Unlike rock and roll or blues, the American progressive rock scene has had a long standing identity problem next to its British counterpart. Led by the Beatles, the Who, the Rolling Stones, Cream, and herds of other artists,
2009-06-08: Interview: Peter Nicholls of IQ
When you say neo-progressive rock, England's IQ is one of the first bands to come to mind; they might have not have had the slight MTV airplay that Marillion did during the eighties, but alongside Pendragon and Pallas, they l
2009-06-08: Review: Deus Ex Machina "Imparis"
In my mind, I still think of Deus Ex Machina as one of the new wave of Italian prog bands, but their first album came out eighteen years ago! Blimey!
Deus Ex Machina are closer in sound to bands with a jazz fusion slant l
2009-06-07: A concept whose time has come - again
Picture this: A young couple confronts a changing world and wrestles with issues of religion, politics, patriotism, and family.
Or how about this scenario: A damsel is in distress after being accosted by a shape-shifting a
2009-06-05: Fish gets secretly married
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5th June 2009
Fish 2009 - Lavender Blue
Dear Fishheads, fans, freaks and the Company,
I am delighted to announce that on Saturday May 30th Katie and I were married on the small eco island of Gal
2009-06-03: Review: Roswell Six
Prolusion. ROSWELL SIX is a project launched by Shawn Gordon, head of the US label Progrock Records. Erik Norlander is the main composer, while acclaimed writer Kevin J. Anderson and his wife Rebecca Moesta have created the c
2009-06-03: Ultra-Dextrous: Inside The Restless Mind Of Trey Gunn
AS ENVELOPE-PUSHING BASSISTS GO, some have developed unique voices on the instrument; some have redefined the bass through their playing; and some have even pushed the bass into new stages of physical development to accommoda
2009-06-03: Review: Saga "The Human Condition"
This is Saga reborn for the later end of the 21st century’s first decade. Saga has gotten heavier while still maintaining several of the classic Saga elements. As Ian Crichton puts it, “It’s still us, of course with a d
2009-06-03: Review: IQ "Frequency"
Serious change has been afoot in the IQ camp. After years of service, long-time IQ drummer Paul Cook left the band in 2005 following touring for their 2004 opus Dark Matter. Andy Edwards, who had formerly worked with Robert
2009-05-28: Review: Keith Emerson Band
If there was ever a doubt as to who was the actual heart, soul, and guiding force behind pioneering progressive rock giants THE NICE , EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER or the short-lived but excellent trio 3, than look no further than
2009-05-28: Review: Agents of Mercy
Agents Of Mercy, for those that don’t know, is a side project from The Flower Kings mastermind, Roine Stolt. Nad Sylvan of Unifaun provides a bulk of vocals with his unique voice. They are joined by on different tracks by a
2009-05-22: Live-music czar Law returns to roots of his success
Reclusive. Savvy. Ruthless. Honest. Whip-smart. Shy. These are just a sampling of the words that come up over and over when people talk about Don Law, the man who has virtually controlled the live music scene throughout New E
2009-05-21: Interview: Jim 'Daryl' Gilmour
Saga was formed around 1977 by Jim Crichton. Together with his brother Ian, Michael Sadler, Steve Negus and keyboarder Peter Rochon, Saga released their first self-titled album in 1978. Rochon was replaced by Greg Chadd and t
2009-05-21: Review: Spaced Out
I had no previous knowledge of the band but the name and title of the album appealed to me on various levels. I was expecting an Ozrics/Gong/Spatialize thing, but it turns out that the music is very different. The band go to
2009-05-11: Interview: Moonjune Records
The death of the record industry as we know it is something trumpeted across the mainstream media these days. But all of that wow and flutter doesn’t mean a lot to entrepreneurs such as MoonJune Records’ founder Leonardo
2009-05-09: A trip through the cosmos and more with Mastodon
Ten years on, the men of Mastodon have become famous for ideas as heavy as their metal riffs. Three of their four full-length releases are concept albums, from the "Moby Dick" story line of 2004's "Leviathan" to its follow-up
2009-05-08: Video: World Premiere of DT's - A Rite of Passage
Watch the exclusive world premiere of "A Rite Of Passage," the first video from Dream Theater's upcoming album Black Clouds & Silver Linings, in stores 06.23.09.
2009-05-07: Review: Mastodon "Crack the Skye"
Don’t expect Crack The Skye to win you over on the first listen. I was very fond of Mastodon’s 2006 release, Blood Mountain, but I was unprepared for this evolution. (I strongly recommend making Blood Mountain your
2009-05-06: Hub music venues land in local hands
Music impresario Don Law's newest act is a reprise of his earlier career.
The longtime rock 'n' roll promoter, who cut his music business teeth in the 1970s pushing bands at the Commonwealth Avenue nightspot the Paradise,
2009-05-05: Interview: Ian Gillian
He is the legendary voice behind a monstrosity of Deep Purple classics, Black Sabbath's Born Again, and his own band Gillan - just recently One Eye to Morocco has hit the racks, his latest solo endeavor of that is a true stat
2009-05-05: Review: Derek Sherinian "Molecular Heinosity"
I’ve been a big fan of Derek Sherinian for years and it seems like every album he does is a climb above the one that preceded it. Well, with that sort of track record you had to know that eventually it would end. For my mon
2009-05-05: KANSAS Vets Launch NATIVE WINDOW Debut Album
Longtime Kansas fans may have a hard time dealing with the fact that the group's two main songwriters, Steve Walsh (singer/keyboards/synths) and Kerry Livgren (guitar/ keyboards/synths) have stated that they are done writing
2009-05-01: On its progressive new album, Mastodon takes its metal to a whole new place
'There's no controlling when the riff god is going to visit and make an offering," says Mastodon drummer-songwriter Brann Dailor. "You just hope and pray that he actually shows up." Judging by the sheer might of the guitar
2009-04-30: BOSTON Founder Tom Scholz Sets the Record Straight
Tom Scholz has posted a lengthy essay titled BOSTON shows, myths, and truths on the band's official website, http://bandboston.com/ addressing several issues that have come up causing confusion for the band's fans. Among the
2009-04-30: BILLY SHEEHAN – "Having Billy Gibbons Play On My Record Was One Of The Best Things That Ever Happened To Me, Career-Wise"
TALAS, DAVID LEE ROTH, MR. BIG, NIACIN, G3… Buffalo-raised bass native Billy Sheehan’s made the rounds. But damn it all if it’s not time to recognize him for his growing catalogue of solo albums, each of which is an enj