[Review] Joe Walsh: Barnstorm (1972)
Walsh’s first solo album picks up where the more thoughtful and ambitious songs of James Gang left off.
Category: Joe Walsh
[Review] Stephen Stills/Manassas: Down The Road (1973)
Half the size of the first album, and not half bad, but this was the end of the road for Manassas.
[Review] Joe Walsh: The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get (1973)
The second Barnstorm album is a minor classic and featured the hit, “Rocky Mountain Way.”
Joe Walsh: “Rocky Mountain Way” (1973)
The single from Walsh’s second album showed he didn’t need the James Gang to be a bankable star.
[Review] Joe Walsh: So What (1974)
This is Joe’s tightest studio album to date, though one tinged with sadness in the wake of his daughter’s death.
[Review] Keith Moon: Two Sides of the Moon (1975)
It’s been called one of the worst rock albums of all time. It’s not that bad.
[Review] John David Souther: Black Rose (1976)
Souther may have feathered his nest with the song royalties from Eagles, but his second solo flight stands on its own.
[Review] Graham Nash: Earth & Sky (1980)
Graham’s first solo album of the 80s sounds like the better halves of the last two C&N albums fused together.
[Review] Steve Winwood: Back In The High Life (1986)
Steve Winwood’s best solo album, it dominated the airwaves alongside Peter Gabriel’s So and Paul Simon’s Graceland.
Ringo Starr: Ringo Starr And His All-Starr Band (1990)
Kronomyth 12.0: NIGHT OF A HUNDRED STARRS. In 1989, Ringo hit the road as the head of an oldies revue featuring friends and…
[Review] Ringo Starr: Vertical Man (1998)
[Kronomyth 16.0] Straight up the best thing he’s done since Goodnight Vienna.
Ringo Starr: Y Not (2010)
Kronomyth 26.0: NOT BAA’D. Sixty-nine. Ringo is 69 years old and still making new music, trying new things and collaborating with new people….