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Review: Oliver Wood ‘Fat Cat Silhouette’ By Hal Horowitz Back in 2021, Oliver Wood introduced his first solo album apart from the Wood Brothers. At the time it seemed like a one-off, created during the downtime of the pandemic when [Continue]
Review: Damon Fowler ‘Barnyard Smile’ By Hal Horowitz Damon Fowler may not be a household name, but he hasn’t been far from those that are. Not only has the guitarist/singer/songwriter released 10 albums (two of those live), but he has [Continue]
Review: Robin Trower 'Bridge of Sighs (50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)' By Hal Horowitz Expectations weren’t particularly high when ex-Procol Harum guitarist Robin Trower and his backup duo of bassist/singer James Dewar and drummer Reg Isidore entered Olympic and Air studios [Continue]
Review: McKinley James ‘Working Class Blues’ By Hal Horowitz The family that plays together… stays together? While that may not always be true, particularly where brothers notoriously spar with each other (The Kinks, Oasis, Black Crowes), it’s more likely when [Continue]
Review: Seasick Steve ‘A Trip a Stumble a Fall Down on Your Knees’ By Hal Horowitz “Awww, cmon now….yeah that’s right.” Those are the first words Seasick Steve gleefully snarls on the opening track of his first release in four [Continue]
