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Music Review: Robin Trower - What Lies Beneath

Reviving the dying art of craftsmanship.

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Vinyl Obscurities 1

In my search for rare vinyl - in record shops, boot sales and charity shops - I come across the good, the bad and the ugly. These days I tend to buy anything that looks interesting, as long as the price is right, which means I sometimes land up with crap, but sometimes hit pay dirt (like Ronnie Self's Bop-a-lena which I featured a few weeks ago). From time to time I intend to feature some of these...

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Another stunning Saturday morning ...

The Brough on a bonny morn Louise's worry about moving here was that the wind would never cease and that the sun would never shine. So far about every third morning has been sunny and calm. I wandered down to the Shunan this morning, after a quick shufty around the garden (Fieldfare, Blackbird 5, Redwing 3) to find more Redwing, c100 down the track, with a good few more Blackbirds and the Shunan stuffed...

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The Saturday Mornin’ Music Cafe Presents: The MC5

I’ve posted this before, long ago. But It’s sweet music. This is from 1970. Performed Live at Wayne State University’s Tartar Field in Detroit. This is Wayne Kramer and the boys doing Ramblin’ Rose: Yeah, I know about their politics. Big deal. I just like the jam. Trivia: The MC5 was founded in [...]

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Gov't Mule's Warren Haynes Joins Deep Purple Onstage In Amsterdam

On November 17, Allman Brothers/Gov't Mule guitarist Warren Haynes joined legendary heavy rockers Deep Purple onstage for the classic "Black Night" in Amsterdam, Holland at the Heineken Music Hall, with Haynes and Purple guitarist Steve Morse trading licks. Here's fan produced footage of the jam :

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Steven Tyler : "I Am Not Leaving Aerosmith"

Last night, November 10th, at the Fillmore (Irving Plaza) in New York City Aerosmith vocalist Steven Tyler joined Joe Perry for a surprise appearance onstage for the band's 1975 hit "Walk This Way". Before the performance, the longtime frontman addressed the rumors of him quitting the band with an announcement that he has not left the band. Here's fan produced video of the announcement :...

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Late Night at the PB Pub Presents: The Allman Brothers

I pretty tune by a group of southern “git fiddle” pickers that I happen to like quite a bit. I’m sure that Robert Stacy McCain likes these guys. If he don’t he’s most likely a closet gay man. (I’m linking to him, so he’ll feel important… ) This is Jessica live somewhere in 1982: Related Posts: Enough is Enough! Late Night at the PB presents: Peter, Paul...

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6th November 1966 – Happy Birthday Paul Gilbert

Paul Brandon Gilbert (born November 6, 1966 in Illinois, USA) is an American musician. He is well known for his guitar work with Racer X and Mr. Big, as well as many solo albums. He also joined Joe Satriani and John Petrucci on the 2007 G3 tour. He has been voted number 4 on a list [...]

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Evenings at the PB Pub Presents: Triumph

This is “Magic Power” live in Baltimore: About the Band I would post a link to the band’s website. But it looks like it is down at the moment. Related Posts: Enough is Enough! Late Night at the PB Pub Presents – Robin Trower Bob Barr, The Right Choice for America….. A movie that every American should watch, before voting Late [...]

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Cute Photo of the Month

A Baby Basset Hound Awww… Ain’t he (or she!) Cute? (H/T and Via Cute Overload) Related Posts: Blogging on one mug of coffee after a long night can be hazardous to ones health GM OnStar Humor Shootout in Toledo Ohio Bar For the record… Enough is Enough! Guest Voice: It Is Going To Be A Rocky Road by Chuck Baldwin Late Night at [...]

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CD Review: Gov’t Mule, “By A Thread”

I’m tempted to call Gov’t Mule one of my guilty pleasures. The thing is, there is really nothing to feel guilty about. Their last album, High and Mighty (2006), was my favorite hard rock album of that year, and the new one, By a Thread (Evil Teen Records), is likely to hold the same position [...]

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Music Review: Robin Trower & Jack Bruce - Seven Moons Live

Nijmegen, Holland is still standing!

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Music Review: Chad Smith's Bombastic Meatbats - Meet The Meatbats

Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith and his Bombastic Meatbats lay down some powerful funk-fusion.

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Guitar hero takes fans back in time

Robin Trower is part of a dying breed — one of the last true guitar heroes.

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Guitar whiz Robin Trower makes his voice heard on latest album

Robin Trower is most often remembered for bluesy, Hendrix-esque guitar playing, not virtuoso vocals. Although Trower has been known to sing on records throughout his nearly four-decade solo career, for the most part, he has focused on his powerful lead playing. All of this makes this year’s “What Lies Beneath,” Trower’s 20th studio album (give or take), somewhat surprising,...