Originally posted on 2loud2oldmusic:
Welcome to the new series covering the career of the great David Coverdale. We will start off with Deep Purple and then cover his solo work, his work with Jimmy Page and of course, Whitesnake. We have a long journey…
Category: Rock
Before They Were Stars!
Note 1 – I was never a big Rush fan as I found their music too “arena-rock” sounding for my tastes. And Geddy Lee’s voice never worked for me. But they seemed like nice guys (because they were Canadian, of course) and I always respected … Continue reading Before They Were Stars!
Featured Album – Sea Level (Teaser #1)
In my New Year’s post, I said this – Note – I’m working on doing something in the next couple of months that will – should it happen – be of some interest to readers. It involves a visit somewhere. I’m going to drop well, … Continue reading Featured Album – Sea Level (Teaser #1)
Featured Album – Big Band of Brothers – A Jazz Celebration of the Allman Brothers Band
C’mon now. You didn’t really think I’d get through the year without an Allmans post. Truthfully, I never even heard of this fucking thing. It came out last November and I stumbled on it. I’ll combine notes from their web site with my own pithy … Continue reading Featured Album – Big Band of Brothers – A Jazz Celebration of the Allman Brothers Band
It’s The End of the Decade as We Know it And I Feel Fine
Note – I’m working on doing something in the next couple of months that will – should it happen – be of some interest to readers. It involves a visit somewhere. I’m going to drop well, not hints, but teasers over the next month or … Continue reading It’s The End of the Decade as We Know it And I Feel Fine
Come Blow Your Horn – A Six-Pack of Peter Gabriel
For the uninitiated, my Six-Packs are not intended to say “these are these artists’ best songs” so much as just to pick six I dug when I wrote this. Could be a different six next week. Brief history: Peter Gabriel is part of that crop … Continue reading Come Blow Your Horn – A Six-Pack of Peter Gabriel
Elvis Presley (final of 4) – Elvis Leaves the Building
“Elvis has left the building“ is a phrase that was often used by public address announcers at the conclusion of his concerts in order to disperse audiences who lingered in hopes of an encore. “Well, the image is one thing and the human being another … Continue reading Elvis Presley (final of 4) – Elvis Leaves the Building
