Posts From Greg Brodsky

Steve Miller Makes Magic at Met Museum: 2019 Review

The blues rock musician was “blown away” by the institution’s 2019 “Play it Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll” exhibit. “Ready to have some fun?” he asked

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Squeeze, Magnificent and Tighter Than Ever: 2019 Review

On “The Squeeze Songbook Tour,” Tilbrook, Difford and Co. delivered many of their favorites, as well as several deeper cuts from their excellent early catalog

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‘My Life As a Rolling Stone,’ a Rewarding Docu-Series: Review

The 4-part program includes previously unseen footage and interviews from Jagger, Richards and Wood, with archival material of Watts

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The Supremes at Their Peak With A’ Go-Go: Review

The expanded edition of the Motown trio’s first—and only—studio album to hit #1 includes mono and stereo mixes plus loads and loads of covers

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NYC Homecoming Concert—We Made it Through the Rain

After sets by such stars as Santana, Journey, and Earth, Wind & Fire, the mega-concert was halted before Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon and others could perform

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Genesis’ Path to Success: Atlantic President Tells How

Before he became Atlantic Records’ President, Jerry Greenberg said: “I never heard one note of their music. But just from what I read in the English papers about them, I thought: ‘I’ve gotta have this group.’”

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Moodys’ John Lodge: 2018 Live Review

The bass guitarist, singer and composer is clearly enjoying himself as he celebrated the group’s Rock Hall induction with his 10,000 Light Years Ago band

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Dennis Elsas Celebrates 51st Anniversary on New York Radio

After 25+ years at the legendary (“one oh two point seven”) WNEW-FM and another 20 at WFUV, he’s interviewed a Who’s Who of rock stars

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Roger Waters Reminds Fans Who ‘Us’ + ‘Them’ Are

Audiences for his 2017-18 “Us + Them” world tour were in for a treat. Waters chose many Floyd favorites. Our review, with some video highlights

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Rick Wakeman Performs and Shares Wondrous Stories: Review

The keyboardist delighted the audience with his marvelous playing and had them in stitches with his engaging (and often ribald) tales

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