MASK (Sonja Kristina and Marvin Ayres) Sound and Vision
August 31st, 2010 · Posted in Video Of The Week 479
Sonja Kristina sings and Marvin Ayres plays the violin on this haunting theme from Mask, their entrancing joint musical collaboration. They perform ‘Sound And Vision’ wreathed in clouds of smoke that suits the mood of a strangely hypnotic melody. It will entrance millions of YouYube viewers around the globe in the coming months. And all those attending dates on the upcoming Curved Air tour featuring Sonja will also get their chance to be mesmerised. She plans to screen the video at Curved Air’s UK shows which run from September 29th to October 22nd.
Stand by to download the single that could easily become a major hit. Electronica rules OK.
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TUNE INTO JADE WARRIOR
August 25th, 2010 · Posted in News & Gossip 466
Jade Warrior is stirring up a fever pitch of excitement that has spread across to the USA. Who would have thought the British group, once lost amidst the mists of rock myth and legend would have staged such a remarkable come back? But the mighty Warriors, born of the psychedelic era, have enjoyed a resurgence of popularity in recent years.
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ALVIN LEE RACING HOME
August 6th, 2010 · Posted in Video Of The Week 455Alvin Lee and his trio made a welcome trip to Germany recently when they performed a special show at the famous Mercedes Benz Museum in Stuttgart. The museum has an open air stage where music events can be put on for visitors and so it was a lucky day for rock’n’roll and motoring fans when Alvin and friends roared in for a gig there on July 17.
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ELP IN HIGH VOLTAGE SHOCKER
July 27th, 2010 · Posted in Showtime Live Reviews 420PROG ROCK’S FINEST HOUR
High Voltage Festival Report
A reunited Emerson, Lake & Palmer were a sensational success when they headlined at the High Voltage Festival in London on July 25th. A feast of progressive rock, the two day event also featured top bands Foreigner, Asia, ZZ Top, Wishbone Ash, Marillion and Bachman Turner.
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