Two years ago Blabber’n’Smoke reviewed the debut album, Wreckin’ Yard, from Dunfermline’s Stevie Agnew and was well impressed by it. On the album Agnew had crafted some particularly fine songs that were in the vein of master story tellers and […]
Two years ago Blabber’n’Smoke reviewed the debut album, Wreckin’ Yard, from Dunfermline’s Stevie Agnew and was well impressed by it. On the album Agnew had crafted some particularly fine songs that were in the vein of master story tellers and […]
Features Nazareth Bassist Pete Agnew and Lead Vocalist Dan McCafferty on “The Fall of Man” Sometimes it takes a few listens for an album and its songs to sink in. Takes a little longer still, for the ears, the heart […]
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