The Kind Of Boy You Can't Forget The Raindrops

“A new peak in what’s been a rather mountainous career, Malone’s latest shows off everything that makes him great and more…the kind of record you can listen to over and over, the way records used to be. Great songs, amazing production and playing, it doesn’t get much better than this." FILTER MAGAZINE.“The presence of first-call players like Leland Sklar and Marty Rifkin, alongside the artist’s New Orleans drenched piano, raises the bar for this troubadour. On “Ain’t What You Know,” Bob Malone is clearly in the big leagues.” MUSIC CONNECTION.– by cdbaby

The album, which will be released September 24, features more material from the band’s The Wörld Is Yours Tour, including their 2011 Wacken headline appearance, plus highlights from their Sonisphere and Rio shows. Motörhead will kick off 2012 European Tour on November 5 in Wolverhampton, UK. The tour, which ends December 11 in Kempten, features support from Anthrax.

If you're male, aged 30-50, have kids and are fond of your Playstation / stereo / football / shed / 'man-time', chances are you re a fan of Dad Rock. We know that making such sweeping generalisations is really out of order, but there's no smoke without fire and let's face it, you love a lot of the songs on this album. So, a quick vox pop of the kind of thing you're going to hear: Ocean Colour Scene Check. The Jam Check. The Quo Check. The La's Check. Super Furry Animals Yes, sir. We could go on… Greatest Ever Dad Rock brings together 3CDs of tracks designed to bring out the Dad in you. And possibly your wife and kids too. So get down to the shed (sorry, 'office') and crank up the volume: this album is for all you Dads out there. You rock.

John Sneider is one of New York’s best known secrets. A veteran on both the recording and club scene, John is a musician’s musician, a consummate sideman, trumpeter, composer, and the kind of cat that those with the inside information praise highly. He’s an intelligent, melodic, hip and extremely accessible player.