Wizzard – Jolly Cup of Tea
Oldies Songs A Chaotic, Music Hall Rhapsody: The Absurd and Joyous Ode to English Eccentricity and the Simple Solace of a Hot Beverage. The year 1973 was a time of glorious, theatrical…
Wizzard – Main Street
A Lost Masterpiece: The Dramatic Saga of Roy Wood’s Unreleased Soul Vision and the Haunting Sound of Glam Rock’s Final Curtain Call. The name Wizzard immediately conjures images of chaotic…
Wizzard – Meet Me at the Jailhouse
A Chaotic, Joyous Escape Hatch: The Utterly Untamed Sound of Freedom and Recklessness as Glam Rock’s Most Eccentric Ringmaster Sets the Stage Ablaze. The year 1973 was a dazzling, disorienting…
Wizzard – Rattlesnake Roll
The Last Gasps of Glitter: A Ferocious, Tongue-in-Cheek Hard Rock Stomp That Signalled Glam’s Glorious, Decadent Demise. The mid-1970s in the UK were a dramatic, often chaotic landscape where the…
Wizzard – This Is the Story of My Love (Baby)
A Glistening, Wall-of-Sound Masterpiece That Channels the Grand, Tragic Romance of the 1960s Girl-Group Era Through a 1970s Glam-Rock Lens. Ah, the 1970s. It was a decade of loud, primary…
Wizzard – Eddy’s Rock
The Glorious, Nostalgic Noise of a Rock ‘n’ Roll Dream Refusing to Die: Wizzard’s “Eddy’s Rock” is a bombastic, affectionate tribute to the rebellious, electric spirit of the 1950s that…
Wizzard – Marathon Man
A Gloriously Nostalgic Rock and Roll Chase That Captures the Feverish, Relentless Pursuit of a Fading Dream of Youth. For those of us who came of age during the tumultuous,…
Wizzard – Gotta Crush (About You)
The Glorious, Glam-Rock Heartbreak of a Man Who Knows His Wild-Eyed Infatuation is a Total Disaster. If there is one name that epitomizes the dramatic, chaotic, and utterly brilliant excess…
Wizzard – Rock ‘N’ Roll Winter (Loony’s Tune)
The Melancholy Confession of a Rock Star Seeking Sanctuary from the Relentless, Garish Spotlight of Glam. For those of us who lived and breathed the wild, sequined spectacle of 1970s…
Wizzard – You Can Dance Your Rock ‘N’ Roll
The Explosive Album Opener That Served as Roy Wood’s Gloriously Loud Declaration of Independence and His Unflinching Devotion to the Primal Spirit of Fifties Rock and Roll. Cast your mind…