Click here to read Mark Taylor’s impressions of High Voltage, Day One
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If anything can go wrong, then it will happen to legendary English rockers UFO.
“Although guitarist Mick Box is the sole survivor from the ‘72 classic,Uriah Heep surprised many with some great renditions which also featured some
great guitar slide work from guest Micky Moody, the former Whitesnake six-stringer.”
Click here to read Mark Taylor’s impressions of High Voltage, Day One
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“It had been 37 years since the original Argent had performed together…”
“The heavy swirling Hammond sounds of Rod Argent is always music to my ears…”
“Renowned singer-songwriter Russ Ballard joins Argent on the keys…”
Photo by KAREN TOFTERA
Riding high in the US charts with “England Rocks” is Joe Elliott’s Down ‘n Outz
“The night sky darkened as Emerson Lake & Palmer were making a rare appearance,
celebrating the 40th year of their career”
Click here to read Mark Taylor’s impressions of High Voltage, Day One
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All photos except Down ‘n Outz by Mark Taylor
Down ‘n Outz photo by Karen Toftera
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