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InHibit – Blinded
In a time where the world is craving positivity, look no further. InHibit’s latest EP is fuelled with optimism and hopes for greatness.
Ian ‘Stu’ Stewart The Sixth Stone (1938 – 1985)
Ian Andrew Robert Stewart was born in 1938 in Pittenweem, in Fife, Scotland. He was raised in Sutton, London, and started playing piano when he was six, later he took up the banjo.
Silk Sonic - The New Collaboration Between Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak
In February 2021, Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak announced that they had recorded an album together under the band name Silk Sonic.
1993 Frank Zappa Documentary (BBC)
Legendary guitarist Frank Zappa was not only a talented musician but offered biting social commentary along with insightful political and philosophical ideas.
Tommy Tedesco (1930 – 1997): The Most Recorded Guitarist in the 20th Century
Thomas J. Tedesco was born in Niagara Falls, New York in 1930. He started playing guitar when he was 7 and became a professional musician before he was in his teens.
Slade in Flame
At the height of their popularity in 1974, their then manager, Chas Chandler (former bass player of The Animals and former manager of Jimi Hendrix), suggested Slade do a film.
The TCB Band ( Elvis Presley’s band 1969 -1977)
Elvis Presley adopted "Taking Care of Business in a Flash" as a motto and when he returned to live performances a group of professional musicians was formed as his support.
Sounds Like Music - The new album by The Electric Stars: Velvet Elvis The Only Lover Left Alive.
If you like your music to have a mixture of the psychedelic, good old British R&B, and Glam then you can't go wrong with this fantastic album that has so many textures and layers -
Kirsty - The Life And Songs Of Kirsty MacColl
A documentary chronicling the life of Kirsty MacColl. Featuring contributions from amongst others, Billy Bragg, Bono, Shane MacGowan, Johnny Marr, French & Saunders and Steve Lillywhite.
Rude GRL + CC - Like Wow - Reviewed
'Art hurts. Art urges voyages - and it is easier to stay at home' - Poet Gwendolyn Brooks (7th June 1917 – 3rd December 2000)