by Glenn Sargeant | Jun 22, 2016 | Reviews
Paul Young Good Thing (New State Music/Baked Recordings) It’s been a while since the soul singer put out a record out in the UK but now he’s back with a set celebrating some great songs, some well-known and some not. It’s strange how different people find their own...
by Glenn Sargeant | Jun 22, 2016 | Reviews
Gilbert O’Sullivan The Essential Collection (Union Square/BMG) Three or four years ago, Union Square put out an impressive and intelligently programmed compilation of the unique Irish songwriter’s works which over 22 tracks displayed O’Sullivan’s natural ability to be...
by Glenn Sargeant | Jun 13, 2016 | Reviews
McFly Lies (Single) (Super Records) Before anyone comments about the review of this single I am well aware that this song was released in 2008 and is not what you would call ‘a review of a new release’. I was looking through my collection the other day and found this...
by Glenn Sargeant | Jun 13, 2016 | Reviews
Turin Brakes Lost Property (Cooking Vinyl) Turin Brakes have been musically active with songs such as ‘Painkiller’, ‘Fishing For A Dream’ and ‘Time and Money’ amongst others dominating both the airwaves and the charts. They have now returned with a new studio album...
by Glenn Sargeant | May 27, 2016 | Reviews
Foreigner – 10 Reasons To Love Foreigner Foreigner is a British-American classic rock band from New York, United States of America which was formed in 1976. Since then, Foreigner has more than 70 million albums and has experienced multi-platinum success around...
by Glenn Sargeant | May 23, 2016 | Reviews
Gregory Porter Take Me To The Alley (Blue Note/Decca Records) Porter’s previous record was a melting pot of smooth soul, jazz ambience and sometimes edginess, glued together by his charisma. The man has presence, evident experience, a good feel for the mood of a crowd...
