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Book review: DEKE LEONARD – Maximum Darkness: On The Road To Nowhere

Northdown Publishing Ltd (2015) Deke Leonard is back to his best in the final part of his autobiographical trilogy. Where his last effort the voluminous ‘The Twang Dynasty’ showcased an expansive writing ability, shot through … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barry Marshall, book, Deke Leonard, Eric Burdon, guitar, Iceberg, Man, Martin Rushent, Maximum Darkness, review, rock, Sean Tyla, The Force, Walter Egan, Wishbone Ash
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Album review: MAN – All’s Well That Ends Well

Esoteric [Release date 17.02.14] Man’s ‘All’s Well That Ends Well’ is a splendid reminder that there was still some great music being made just before punk hit the rock scene like an unexpected sledgehammer. This album was supposed to be … Continue reading →
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Tagged album review, All's Well That Ends Well, Andy Dunkley, Barry Marshall, Deke Leonard, esoteric, jam band, John Cipolinna, John McKenzie, Man, Michael Heatley, Micky Jones, Phil Ryan, rock, Terry Williams, Wales, west coast rock
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