GONN - American garage rock band of the 1960s of Keokuk, Iowa. Although only released two singles in 1966-67, the band recorded a number of other tracks that were collected at three retrospective albums. After 1989 solo album recorded bandleader Craig Moore, GONN reunited in 1990 and released a reunion for the 30th anniversary of the reunification in 1996. In 2004 GONN were introduced in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Iowa. Made European tours in 1997, 2001 and 2009, and recorded a new original album titled "GONN '45 Fully Loaded" in 2012.

The album is a collection of some of the favorite songs of other artists Chris, who were successful in different times - from the 60s to the 2000s. The album title "Time Traveller" shows the general idea of the selection of songs from different periods in the history of rock music. Songs recorded in a new and original style and include some great classical compositions, performed by Chris in his own unique way.

This set from the 1974 Concord Jazz Festival (which has been reissued on CD) is a follow-up to the studio record Soft Shoe and uses similar personnel: guitarist Herb Ellis, bassist Ray Brown, drummer Jake Hanna, trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison, tenor saxophonist Plas Johnson and, in a rare straight-ahead outing, pianist George Duke. Each of the musicians has their chance to be featured; Ellis and Brown play a duet version of "Detour Ahead," and Edison is quite lyrical on "Mood Indigo." This is a bright, swinging set that helped to launch the Concord label.

Simone Gubbiotti follows up his debut release on Dot Time Records with a new release titled “The Hammond Trio”. As you can guess the name says it all, a classic organ trio release featuring Joe Bagg on Hammond and Joe La Barbera on Drums. Recorded in 2008 this album has been re-mastered and released as a digital only release.

Actor and musician, Brian Protheroe was one of the more original artists of the 70's, and his hit single "Pinball" is a classic song of that period. In 2006, Brian was summoned to Abbey Road to participate in the remastering of original tapes at Abbey Road Studios, EMI for a greatest hits collection called "Pinball and Other Stories".

Virtually every hard rock band in the universe managed to release a live (usually double) album in the late '70s, and Whitesnake were certainly no exception. Live…. In the Heart of the City does a pretty good job of collecting the highlights from the band's first four releases, as well as a few Deep Purple standards (singer David Coverdale, organist Jon Lord, and drummer Ian Paice are all Purple alumni). Whitesnake favorites such as "Walking in the Shadow of the Blues," "Ready an' Willing," and "Fool for Your Loving" heat up the crowd, but it's the extended version of "Lovehunter" that gets things boiling…