Roy Wood – Oh What A Shame (Jim’ll Fix It 1975)
The Unsung Masterpiece of Birmingham Pop Royalty: Reliving Roy Wood’s Whimsical and Brilliant 1975 Performance of Oh What A Shame The vibrant tapestry of twentieth century British rock is beautifully…
The Unsung Masterpiece of Birmingham Pop Royalty: Reliving Roy Wood’s Whimsical and Brilliant 1975 Performance of Oh What A Shame The vibrant tapestry of twentieth century British rock is beautifully…
The Shocking Brilliance of a Forgotten Genius: Roy Wood and Wizzard Unleash a Mind Bending Sonic Carnival on The Midnight Special in 1974 The history of rock and roll is…
Roy Wood Big Band I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day Live 1992 A Festive Performance with Legacy and Showmanship The live performance of I Wish It Could Be…
Roy Wood Reflects on Harmony, Solitude, and a Christmas Classic in a Rare BBC Midlands Conversation In a heartfelt interview for BBC Midlands, first broadcast on December 3rd, 2014, Roy…
A vibrant anthem of urgency and youthful fire captured at the moment The Move stood on the edge of transformation When The Move released “Tonight” in 1971, the single written…
A Joyful Hymn to Solitude and Creation: Roy Wood’s Songs of Praise and the Ecstatic Freedom of the Self When Roy Wood released Boulders in July 1973, the eccentric founder…