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Ian Rogers commented on Jay Minkin's blog post 'Some Girls Recall When The Stones Were On Top of Rock 'n Roll'
I doubt very much, Ian, that Robert Plant was expecting the mass success he had with the Allison Krauss collaberation. His other albums never did that kind of business.
A Bigger Bang was an ace album and the jealousy,envy,…
Ian Rogers commented on Paul Cantin's blog post 'Tears Dry On Their Own: RIP Amy Winehouse'
I suppose it really depends on how you like a vocal delivered. Vocals from the heart, I believe, always tell you about the person behind the voice. If you hear a lack of control in her voice, then that tells you…
Ian Rogers commented on Ron Myhr's blog post 'CD Review: "Tell My Sister" by Kate & Anna McGarrigle'
Two wonderful albums by two decent human beings.
Ian Rogers commented on Alan Harrison's blog post 'Roger Daltry performs 'Tommy''
I am always perplexed by the usual conservative audience who 'just want the hits'. Are they not old enough to have heard 'the hits' a million times already? Personally, I would've welcomed the material not played…
Ian Rogers commented on Kyla Fairchild's blog post 'RIP Gil Scott-Heron'
An original. R.I.P.
Ian Rogers commented on hyperbolium.com's blog post 'Review: Sarah Jarosz - Follow Me Down (Sugar Hill, 2011)'
Sarah proves on her latest that she is no fluke album-wise. As a player, there is no question of her talent, of course. Considering that artists today rarely release an album of new material every year(more like two to four…
Ian Rogers commented on Alan Harrison's blog post 'Sarah Jarosz - Follow Me Down'
Actually I have heard the album and enjoyed it very much, thank you. A little early but 'Peace', Come Around', 'Ring Them Bells' and 'Old Smitty' are favourites, at present. As I also enjoy…
Ian Rogers commented on Alan Harrison's blog post 'Sarah Jarosz - Follow Me Down'
It sounds like you have never heard of Sarah Jarosz considering Sarahs' first album was in more in tune to bluegrass/folk etc. Perhaps this currant album is a change of direction. Who said it was supposed to be a bluegrass/nu folk album…
Ian Rogers commented on Roots Music Canada's blog post '7 reasons to lay off Bob Dylan'
More than likely, the pancake make-up had more to do with Kiss, actually.
Ian Rogers commented on Matt Shedd's blog post 'The Rolling Stones Cometh not with Peace but a Sword'
Perhaps the Stones moved towards showbiz onstage. Then again, was it always going to be about heavy drama at a Stones concert? Things had to lighten up, a little, I think. It sure didn't hurt the concert attendance…
Ian Rogers commented on Matt Shedd's blog post 'All Due Respect, SGT. PEPPER, Sir, but in 1967, it's the BASEMENT TAPES for Me'
It seems to me that we have a sence of two differing attitudes towards music. An album like 'Pepper' tells everyone that the world of music per se is up for grabs. Anything is possible! That, I think was The Beatles…
Ian Rogers commented on No Depression's blog post 'Contest: Win the Best of Leon Russell'
I will go with 'Pieces Apple Lady' as it actually sounds like a hit single, shows how funky Leons' piano playing is and what a clear influence it was on Elton Johns' style.
Ian Rogers commented on Craig Young's blog post 'R.I.P. Don Van Vliet aka Captain Beefheart'
I remember the Captain reported as not wanting to play the saxophone anymore because it ran out of notes. How we laughed!!!!
Ian Rogers commented on April Fecca's blog post 'Nicole Atkins: Take All I Can Get Until I'm Dirt and Bones'
Thanks for the review of this album. It seems to confirm a feeling I've had since reading about her musical influences and on hearing her last collection, of course. I heard a song called 'The…
Ian Rogers commented on JeffK's blog post 'The Promise'
The band version is the version Bruce should have released all along on the 'Tracks' package, since this was most likely the version loved by the fans.
Ian Rogers commented on 10.0 Interviews's blog post 'Keith Richards, a rat?'
Down the years, how many times have you heard Mick diss Keith compared to the other way 'round? Not having read the book yet but listening and reading about The Stones all my life, it seems that Mick is a lot more responsible for the band still…
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- At 11:58am on May 14, 2009,
No Depression said… - Hi Ian - Welcome to the new community site! We hope you're finding everything okay. Please let us know if you have any questions or feedback (here are some FAQs in case anything's confusing). Thanks for joining. Cheers!
Kim
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