Released at the height of Bill Haley’s popularity on both sides of the Atlantic, Rock Around The Clock was a compilation album stuffed full of what has come to be…
They called Atlantic Records “the House that Ruth built” after the early successes of the singer that helped them gain a toehold in the R&B market of the early 50s.…
We meet the winsome Italian trio making waves on the live scene with their authentic brand of no-nonsense stripped-back rockabilly… By Craig Brackenridge Italian trio The Glad Rags seem to…
Showaddywaddy’s former lead singer for almost four decades now manages the band. This year, they celebrate their 50th anniversary with an extensive tour and boxset. By Douglas McPherson For the…
Eddie Cochran – Too Good To Be Forgotten With the first official documentary about Eddie Cochran heading our way, we meet Don’t Forget Me filmmaker Kirsty Bell to find out…
The original British guitar hero tells us of meeting the young singer who would change his life. By Paul Balmer Born Brian Robson Rankin in Newcastle in 1941, the future…
A Date With The Everly Brothers was the Kentucky duo’s second album for Warner Bros, released at the end of 1960, an incredible year which saw them dominate the singles…
Although some of their most popular songs such as Yakety Yak and Charlie Brown, recorded in New York, lay in the future, The Coasters’ eponymous debut album of 1957 reflected…
By celebrating its forefathers and pioneers, Vintage Rock digs deep to untangle the roots of rockabilly and reveals why this monumental music could only have come from Tennessee. By Dan…
The singer and guitarist from Denver takes a deep dive into his formative musical influences Rollin’ Stone – Muddy Waters, 1950 You get chills when you hear things sometimes. I…