The blues – this archaic, elementary song form – it just never gets old. The possibilities for varying the simple...
The Professor dreams himself away to Florida and strolls through the night with tinted aviator glasses on his nose –...
Professional musician Stefan Gawlick is on the road all over the world. Not only in concert halls, but also in...
Jethro Tull singer, composer and lyricist Ian Anderson wrote this “marathon piece” (as he called it) at a time when...
Deutsche Grammophon, a company steeped in tradition, has recently undertaken a remarkable strategic reorientation. Deutsche Grammophon, the famous yellow label,...
The European Football Championships, the Olympics, the US election campaign – there was a lot going on in the summer...
Africa, Africa, again and again. His father, a follower of pan-Africanist Marcus Garvey, had already impressed upon him at a...
The Professor longs for the wide open spaces of the country with new works by Staples Jr. Singers, Turnpike Troubadours,...
Bootlegs became all the rage around 1969. These illegal recordings of rock concerts were made less out of greed and...
The Bremen-based distributor of audiophile recordings is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and we congratulate it with a review of some...