Articles by James R Turner

❉ James R Turner on these welcome reissues of three missing pieces from the Yes man’s solo career.

❉ Revisit one of the definitive 1970s albums, in a new remaster by original producer Alan Parsons.

❉ This cohesive document of the latter years of Randy California’s career show how much more he still had to give the world.

❉  The untimely passing of Uriah Heep’s Ken Hensley gives this swansong added poignancy and meaning.

❉ James R Turner reviews the stalwarts’ latest album and chats with founder member David Cousins.

❉ A perfect collection from one of the ‘70s greatest cult bands, never content to rest on their laurels.

❉ Best known as the band that Bon Scott fronted prior to joining AC/DC, Fraternity are more than a footnote in rock history.

❉ This album is a prime slice of English blues, Medicine Head giving nothing less than 100% at every turn.

❉ This is the definitive overview of the peak of Stewart’s commercial period, writes James R Turner.

❉ Another side of the Genesis founding member uncovered across five discs of film & TV scores.