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JAMES McCARRAHER author and reviewer has chosen from the Angel Air catalogue a number of tracks which in his opinion encapsulate ‘the spirit of prog rock music’ Continue reading →

This album was written, produced and performed by Verden at his South Wales studio. It evokes memories of classic Mott The Hoople whilst also offering 21st century contemporary numbers.
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Verden Allen is best known as the keyboard player in Mott The Hoople. This release is his first new album in five years and shows the depth of his musical and songwriting skills. Continue reading →

“Long Time No See” first appeared as a 14-track collection in 1994 for distribution at gigs and through a mail order company. Now with three bonus songs it stands as an exciting account of an influential and talented keyboard player.
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This album is a good mix of rock tracks and ballads and will appeal to both existing fans and those who are curiously open minded Continue reading →

‘Love You And Leave You’ is an excellent mix of rock tracks and ballads and will appeal to both his existing fans and those who are curiously open minded Continue reading →

“Red Sea” is an equal companion to the first Warhorse album: redolent of the era of progressive rock but with a heavy edge and some great organ work. Continue reading →

Warhorse’s first album was released in November 1970 on the Vertigo “swirl” label. The band had been formed in 1970 around the bass player Nick Simper who was one of the founder members of Deep Purple. Continue reading →

Debut album and demos, also with second album released for the first time ever Continue reading →

A classic album now remastered with bonus tracks recorded live at The Paris Theatre, London 1976 Continue reading →

25th anniversary live album with bonus footage Continue reading →

Released for the first time on CD the rare “First Blood” EP and the full previously unreleased album
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