No tours, ears ringing night and day, and working with musicians he couldn’t meet during the lockdown, Brian Setzer defies adversity with his latest studio album Gotta Have The Rumble……
Since arriving in Chicago with only $40 to her name, Bailey Dee has covered multiple musical bases with her various bands. By David West “I grew up in the church and…
An icon of British rock’n’roll, Marty Wilde’s hits include A Teenager In Love, Donna and Sea Of Love. Alongside an acting career that saw him appear in the hit movie…
On his latest instrumental solo album, Greg Townson pays homage to his favourite female songwriters and takes off his Los Straitjackets mask. By David West “It’s definitely about the song,”…
From recording an album in Nick Curran’s bedroom to winning the Ameripolitan Award for Best Rockabilly Male, Jimmy Dale Richardson flies the flag for Oklahoma’s rockin’ scene… By David West…
Our guide to the best non-Stray Cats output from the great Brian Setzer…! When the Stray Cats split in 1984, Brian Setzer initially turned away from rockabilly. The Knife Feels…
The powerhouse vocalist reins in her love of Dolly Parton to just two selections. By Rik Flynn From singing with family band The Neilsons as a kid to blossoming into…
We revisit The Head Cat – Fool’s Paradise, an LP where a Motörhead icon met a Stray Cat and Rockat to bond over their love of classic 50s rock’n’roll… By…
Dale Hawkins’ Susie-Q was one of the finest songs to emerge out of early rock’n’roll, a swamp-rock classic. Yet the artist himself remains relatively under-appreciated, as does his seminal debut…
Sir Tommy Steele is often overlooked in debates about the birth of British rock’n’roll, but a new biography puts that right… By Dan Biggane I’ve been a fan for about…