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Album review: QUIET RIOT – One Night In Milan
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Album review: PETER H. NILSSON – Little American Dream
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Album review: REESE WYNANS AND FRIENDS – Sweet Release
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Album review: AVANTASIA – Moonglow
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Album review: TIM BOWNESS – Flowers At The Scene
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Album review: TRAGEDY: ALL METAL TRIBUTE TO THE BEE GEES & BEYOND – Goes To The Movies
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Latest Gig Reviews
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Gig review: STEELY DAN/Steve Winwood – Manchester Arena, 21 February 2019
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Gig review: KING KING/Sari Schorr – Manchester Academy, 15 February 2019
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Gig review: KING KING – Koko, London, 7 February 2019
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Gig review: INGLORIOUS – Shepherds Bush Empire, London, 1 February 2019
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Gig review: THUNDER – St.David’s Hall, Cardiff, 1 February 2019
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Tag Archives: Gary Moat
Gig review: GREAT BRITISH ROCK & BLUES FESTIVAL – Butlins, Skegness, 18 – 20 January 2019
Butlins in Skegness opened its doors to the holidaying masses back in 1936 and since then it has been serving up summertime fun and thrills as Billy Butlin intended. But during the cold winter months the site is mostly deserted, … Continue reading
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Tagged 18 to 20 January 2019, AC/DC. Sugarray Rayford, Billy Bremners Rockfiles, blues, Bon UK, Born Hunter, Burnt Out Wreck, Butlins, Dare, Darren Wharton, Dave Edmunds, Felix Rabin, FM, Gary Moat, Geordie, Graham Oliver, Great British Rock And Blues Festival, House Of The Rising Sun, Jack Broadbet, Jethro Tull, JFK Blue, Jim Kirkpatrick, John Verity, Kingdom Of Madness, Magnum, Mark Stanway, Mark Wright, Martin Barre, Mike Ross, Mike Vernon, NINE BELOW ZERO, Oliver Dawson Saxon, Rhinos revenge, RHR, Robert J. Hunter, rock, SKAM!, Skegness, Stan The Band, Status Quo, Steve Dawson, Steve Overland, The Animals And Friends, Thin Lizzy
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Quick plays: BURNT OUT WRECK, CHESS ROCK ‘N’ ROLL
BURNT OUT WRECK Swallow Cherry Red Records [Release date 24.03.17] Gary Moat was the drummer with Scottish rockers Heavy Pettin’ and for his new band, Burnt Out Wreck, he leaves his drum kit behind to head for the mic stand. … Continue reading
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Tagged AC/DC, album, alternative, Anna Coogan, Bo Diddley, Burnt Out Wreck, Chess, Chuck Berry, compilation, country, folk, For All Our Sins, Gary Moat, Heavy Pettin', Just Go Wild Over Rock 'N' Roll, KROKUS, review, rock, rock 'n' roll, Sound of the Sirens, Swallow, The Lonely Cry of Space and Time
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