Over The Rainbow
Mike Eriksson sent us a few pictures from July 9. 2010 show in Sweden by Over The Rainbow… from his retrofuture blog.
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Darker Than Blue RSS- Going forwardAs I think many of us felt they might Deep Purple have officially rescheduled the tour dates by around a year into late 2022. Tim Summers has sent us the revised flyer. It does make a lot of sense given the continued uncertainty surrounding both the pandemic, though it does mean this will be the […]
- We all came down to MonmouthUPDATE • Tim Summers listened in and says the show actually went out live; IG has been down there before and co-hosted it. IAN GILLAN is doing a radio special Friday night (7th), starting at 4.00pm, on his local station http://www.lymebayradio.com, a show called Finally Friday. Thanks to Geoff Quad for spotting this! From the […]
- RSD 2021Record Store Day rushes round again though not sure I would wish to queue for the goodies in these Covid times even with the jab. There a Bolin related barrel scraper in America (June 12) called Energy 2, while Cherry Red are pressing the Trapeze show from Texas in 1972 which I think came out […]
- DMX – X MovesI don’t pretend to understand any of this but Ian Paice has been found laying down a heavy beat on the posthumous single from rapper DMX who died a little while ago (though it was cut before he became ill). It all kind of washed over me and the keyboards are amazingly dated but the […]
- Sounds like…Neil Young has been talking about a likely archive release of an album he cut in 2001 but shelved (“[It] was so sad that I couldn’t put it out. I just skipped it and went on to do another album in its place”). In doing so he refers to one track as being “like a […]
- on lead vocalsThere have been so many releases based around the Phenomena project by Tom Galley I confess I struggle to keep up, especially with all the reissues thereof. But this latest CD might have a place on your shelf as it brings together all the tracks featuring Glenn Hughes on lead vocals (as the cover sticker […]
- In town (shopping) tonight£5.00 in 1980 WAS £5.00. But what do you do when you spot your guitar hero popping to to Burton’s the Tailors in Chester? Andrew Elsden braved the burly bodyguard who was with him and approached Ritchie for an autograph, but the only paper he had on him was this five pound note, which as […]
- Ronnie Dio writesAnd the book will be out at the end of July. The publishers are promising all sorts of sensational stuff but it does mean we might get to learn more about the ins and outs of Rainbow 74 / 78 which has always fascinated fans of the band. What’s good is that Ronnie had done […]
- In town tonightWere you one of the 1,000 people packed into the town hall fifty years ago for the band’s British tour supporting Strange Kind of Woman? Let us know! Read more about the show on our 1971 diary page.
- In ConcertThis is a nice collectable which Jeff Breis snapped for me recently. Collectors of BBC rock and pop broadcasts will probably be familiar with the early Moody Blues live set aired in late 1969, which many regard as the first ever BBC Radio In Concert. Certainly it made for a dry run, with Jeff Griffin […]
- Going forward
