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Album Review: Frankie Miller – Once In A Blue Moon (1973)
Frankie Miller may not have recorded his debut album ‘Once In A Blue Moon’ until late 1972 but by then he already had a huge reputation in live music circles and was seen by many as a superstar in waiting. Millers Mother … Continue reading
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Tagged 1973, Blues, Bob Dylan, brinsley schwartz, Chrysalis Records, Country, Frankie Miller, I Can't Change It, James Dewar, Kenny Rogers, Lulu, Mailbox, Martin Leedham, Muddy Waters, Music, Music Review, Nick Lowe, Once In A Blue Moon, Pop, Ray Charles, Review, Robin Trower, Rock, The Stoics, Willie Dixon, Writing
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Album Review: Frankie Miller – The Rock (1975)
Unlike his first two albums Frankie Miller’s third album “The Rock” featured his own backing band so was marketed as being by The Frankie Miller Band rather than as a solo release. Recorded in sight of the famous Alcatraz prison … Continue reading
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Tagged Ain't Got Mo Money, Album Reviews, Alcatraz, Andy Fraser, Arthur Conley, Blue Soul, Blues, Bob Segar, Celtic, Chrissy Stewart, Classic Rock, Delbert McClinton, Edwin Hawkins Singers, Etta James, Frankie Miller, Free, Henry McCullough, Highlife, I'm Old Enough, James Dewar, Jimmy Johnstone, Johnny Halladay, Martin Leedham, Mick Weaver, Music, Music Review, Once In A Blue Moon, Otis Redding, Paul Kossoff, Paul Rodgers, Rock, San Quentin, Singer/Songwriter, Stu Perry, The Memphis Horns, The Rock, UFO
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Album Review: Frankie Miller – Falling In Love / A Perfect Fit (1979)
The recording process for Frankie Miller’s sixth solo album “Falling In Love”, which was re-titled “A Perfect Fit” for its American release, was a far lower key affair than some of his previous … Continue reading
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Tagged A Perfect Fit, AC/DC, Album Reviews, Chris Slade, Classic Rock, Darlin, Dave Mackay, Falling In Love, Frankie Miller, If I Can Love Somebody, Jimmy Page, John Hiatt, Linda Taylor, Martin Leedham, Music, Music Review, Paul Carrack, Paul Rodgers, Pop, Rock, Ron Asprey, Something About You, Steve Simpson, Stuart Blandamer, The Firm, Tony Franklin
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Album Review: Thin Lizzy – Jailbreak (1976)
The first two albums of the Scott Gorham/Brian Robertson era Thin Lizzy, “Night Life “(1974) and “Fighting “(1975), hadn’t exactly set the world on fire sales wise and certainly weren’t held in the regard they are now back then. So … Continue reading
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Tagged Album Reviews, Bad Company, Black Rose, Brian Downey, Brian Robertson, Burnin' Sky, Classic Rock, Cowboy Song, Diamonds and Dirt, Emerald, Fighting, Frankie Miller, Jailbreak, Jimi Hendrix, John Alcock, Live and Dangerous, Martin Leedham, Music, Music Review, Nightlife, Phil Lynott, Rock, Running Back, Scott Gorham, Status Quo, The Boys Are Back In Town, The Doobie Brothers, The Who, Thin Lizzy, Tim Hinkley, Trapeze, UK Tour '75
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Album Review: Frankie Miller – Full House (1977)
By mid 1976 Frankie Miller had three albums under his belt which despite their quality had failed to make much of an impact sales wise. Miller’s new manager Keith Reid, the former Procul Harum lyricist, was of the opinion that … Continue reading
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Tagged Album Reviews, Andy Fraser, Be Good To Yourself, Chris Spedding, Chris Thomas, Chrissie Stewart, Classic Rock, Climax Blues Band, Foreigner, Frankie Miller, Free, Full House, Gary Brooker, Gary Deakin, Highway, Jealous Guy, Jess Roden, Jim Hall, John Bundrick, John Lennon, Keith Reid, Ketty Lester, Love Letters, Martin Leedham, Music, Music Review, Paul Rodgers, Peter Knight, Procul Harum, Rabbit, Ray Minhinnet, Robin Trower, Rock, Singer/Songwriter, The Memphis Horns, The Proclaimers, The Rock
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