Museum Luciano Pavarotti House
by Without a doubt, Luciano Pavarotti is one of the biggest music legends in recent history. The Italian is regarded to be very home-loving – thus, …
Tag: Music Legends
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Billy Idol – The Roadside EP
Likely, you would not rate William Michael Albert Broad to be one of the biggest English music legends. However, you may know the US-British dual …
David Hasselhoff – Party Your Hasselhoff
His Looking For Freedom is still thought to have been a key factor to give Germany the biggest party of their history. Ain’t it somehow …
Kool & The Gang – Perfect Union
They formed new sounds and were one of the very big names in funk music – the best about Kool & the Gang is that …
Prince – Welcome 2 America
Five years after his death and more than a decade after he in fact recorded (but never released) the album, Prince will publish Welcome 2 America. …
Rodney Crowell – Triage
This posting is about a two-time Grammy winner and a five time US Country chart topper: Rodney Crowell, who started releasing albums in the late …
Toto – With A Little Help From My Friends
After I recently reviewed Joe Bonamassa’s live album Now Serving: Royal Tea From The Ryman, reflecting a 2020 live stream event, here is another review on …
Joe Bonamassa – Now Serving: Royal Tea Live From The Ryman
I am typically not too much into live album and Greatest Hits compilations. I love to listen to them – but I feel it is …
Songs Of My Life: Genesis – Shipwrecked
It is quite surprising that one of the biggest musical fandom of my life has not yet made it to the Songs Of My Life …
Alan Jackson – Where Have You Gone
When I prepared for this review of Where Have You Gone, I again recognized how big Alan Jackson has been and still is to country …
Travis Tritt – Set In Stone
Fourteen years after the huge country artist Travis Tritt released his last album The Storm, he is back in the record stores and streaming platforms …
Van Morrison – Latest Record Project Volume 1
From time to time, I just feel urged to leave my “traditional” track by track review format. For example, when Richie Kotzen released fifty songs …