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Album Review: Frankie Miller – The Rock (1975)

Posted on July 7, 2012 by Martin Leedham

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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Martin Leedham’s All Time Album Chart (A work in progress)

Posted on June 16, 2011 by Martin Leedham

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/MartinLeedham/martin_leedhams_all_time_album_chart__a_work_in_progress__updated_19th_january_2014__now_including_reviews__/ UPDATE 20TH JULY 2014 As my ratings and reviews seem to have been included on some other sites (including Wikipedia) thought I would update the current chart. Remember it’s a work in progress so there are quite a lot … Continue reading →

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Album Reviews: Frankie Miller – Highlife (1974)

Posted on February 9, 2011 by Martin Leedham

After Frankie Miller had recorded his debut album “Once in a Blue Moon”, with pub rockers Brinsley Schwartz, record company Chrysalis decided that what he really needed to bring out the best in his talents was a producer. Miller suggested … Continue reading →

Posted in Album Reviews, Blues, Classic Rock, Music, Music Reviews, Rock, Singer/Songwriter | Tagged Aaron Neville, Album Reviews, Allen Toussaint, Andy Fraser, Betty Wright, Brickyard Blues, Classic Rock, Frankie Miller, Free, Gladys Knight, Highlife, Hues Corporation, I'll Take a Melody, Jerry Wexler, Jess Roden, Martin Leedham, Music Review, Otis Redding, Paul Rodgers, Phil Spector, Rock, Shoo-Rah, Singer/Songwriter, Three Dog Night | 2 Comments

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Album Review: Frankie Miller – The Rock (1975)

Martin Leedham’s All Time Album Chart (A work in progress)

Album Reviews: Frankie Miller – Highlife (1974)

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