This is the one and only release from the talented Tennessee band fronted by blues vocalist Joanna Dean. Songs such as “The Hunger”, “Eye Of The Storm” and “Bad Romance” jam. There is also a cover of Nazareth‘s “Love Hurts” that features a duet of Dean and Cinderella‘s Tom Kiefer. Keifer and band mate Eric Brittingham also helped write a couple tunes on this album, including “Love Is Blind” which would have felt at home on any Cinderella album.
Prefix was founded in 1999 and has been with the same line-up since 2005. After numerous concerts at home and abroad, the band can look back on successful years and two released albums. Sgratta’m, the first album, has been out of print for years and the songs are still very well received at the concerts. More»
In the spring of 2009, four friends came together to write some good music, have a great time doing it, and rock out! Heartbreak Hangover was formed. Hard rockin' riffs, catchy phrases and driving beats envelope Heartbreak Hangover's music to create a sound that is unique with a raw rock and roll simplicity. More»
In November 2019, at a sold-out show in London's Hammersmith Apollo, Steve Hackett performed the legendary Genesis album "Selling England by the Pound" in its entirety. Steve and his band also played tracks from "Spectral Mornings" (celebrating its 40th anniversary), "At the Edge of Light" and "A Trick of the Tail". More»
Melvin James 1987 release of finest AOR. Features Gordy Knudtson and Joe Vitale (Joe Walsh) on Drums and production by Bill Szymczyk, shared management with Forgeigner (Bud Prager)...
This is the one and only release from the talented Tennessee band fronted by blues vocalist Joanna Dean. Songs such as “The Hunger”, “Eye Of The Storm” and “Bad Romance” jam. There is also a cover of Nazareth‘s “Love Hurts” that features a duet of Dean and Cinderella‘s Tom Kiefer. Keifer and band mate Eric Brittingham also helped write a couple tunes on this album, including “Love Is Blind” which would have felt at home on any Cinderella album.
Melvin James 1987 release of finest AOR. Features Gordy Knudtson and Joe Vitale (Joe Walsh) on Drums and production by Bill Szymczyk, shared management with Forgeigner (Bud Prager)...
