Blogcritics The critical lens on today's culture & entertainment
A new box offers a comprehensive look at Fleetwood Mac's middle years. Plus, a tip of the hat to the so-called Father of Country Music.
Read More »Music Reviews: Fleetwood Mac’s ‘1969 to 1974,’ Plus Steve Forbert’s ‘Rodgers Revisited’
Tag Archives: Fleetwood Mac
Music Review: Steve Conte – ‘International Cover Up’
Steve Conte's 'International Cover Up' is a sheer listening pleasure.
Read More »Interview: Ayla Brown at Concerned Vets Rally 2016 – Country Music Is Not Just Country Anymore
Country singer Ayla Brown is the whole package – singer, songwriter, and owner of her own music production company, Ambient Entertainment. And that’s not counting her previous careers as a college basketball star at Boston College and a correspondent for 'The Early Show' on CBS. She was also an 'American Idol' finalist.
Read More »Music Review: Delta Rae – ‘After It All’
The new album from the hard-to-define but easy-to-love band is full of soaring melodies and a deep-hearted, determined, and joyful feel.
Read More »I Shall Be Released: New Recordings and Tours from David Guetta, Wu-Tang Clan, Placido Domingo, Wiz Khalifa, Jeff Beck and More
Plus a new children's holiday album from Farmer Jason (of Jason and the Scorchers), a concert DVD from Depeche Mode, and a reissued lost classic from The Byrds' Gene Clark.
Read More »Music Review: Indie Roundup – Jeff Ellis, The Villains, Anna Wilson
Three new albums in different styles all hark back to the 1970s in different ways.
Read More »Music Review: Lindsay Buckingham – One Man Show
Lindsay Buckingham shows how great he is as singer and guitarist on the live acoustic recording, One Man Show.
Read More »Music Review: Jeremy Spencer – Bend In the Road
A new album from an old Fleetwood Mac guitarist.
Read More »Music Review: Peter Green’s Splinter Group – Blues Don’t Change
Peter Green’s Splinter Group proves that the Blues Don’t Change.
Read More »Music DVD Review: Lindsey Buckingham – Songs From the Small Machine – Live in L.A.
The most striking thing about Lindsey Buckingham's new concert DVD, is the revelation of just how amazing — yet underrated — a guitarist he really is.
Read More »