by talkfromtherockroom | Sep 18, 2020 | Reviews, Take One
In the midst of the swelling white boy British blues boom of the 1960’s there was a plethora of cross pollination between artists, bands and songs. The guitarist’s chairs were almost always spinning as now legendary pickers bounded from group to group in addition to...
by talkfromtherockroom | Apr 1, 2018 | Now Playing, Reviews
Pushing play on old DVD boot in the ‘rock room’ today revealed a German television series called Sympathy for the Devil; which ran for 13 episodes in 1971 and 1972. The series concentrated on youth culture, music and fashion. The episode I am enjoying is titled...
by talkfromtherockroom | Nov 20, 2017 | Now Playing, Reviews
The legendary Faces were comprised of the remnants of the Jeff Beck Group and the Small Faces, becoming one of the premier bands of the 1970s. Drunken shenanigans and fiery stage performances by Ian McLagan,Ronnie Wood, Kenney Jones, Ronnie Lane and Rod Stewart...
by talkfromtherockroom | Jul 3, 2015 | Reviews, Take One
The focus of today’s ‘Take One’ feature is a idiosyncratic little ditty composed by Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood and released by Stewart (in some countries) as the flip side to his 1972 number one hit ‘You Wear It Well’. ‘Lost Paraguayos’is a humorous...
by talkfromtherockroom | Mar 10, 2015 | Reviews
Currently spinning in the ‘rock room’ is one of those special records that is held near and dear to those in the know and becomes an amazing revelation to those who discover it. In the ‘rock room’s humble opinion this record is one of the finest LP’s to come out...
