Dwight Twilley News and Photos

The Swon Brothers Advance on The Voice

Tue, April 02 2013 6:05pm - Source: Oklahoma Rock Newsblog

Does anyone have to swonder what happened right there?

Like, Omigod! Digging Through the ‘80s Pop Culture Box, Part 4

Wed, March 06 2013 2:26pm - Source: Pop Dose

It's a super-sized extravaganza this week as we wrap up Disc One, and man oh man have we got the Kojak variety pack here.

KISS: Their Top 10 Deep Cuts

Tue, September 25 2012 8:14pm - Source: Noisecreep

Men of my fathers' generation usually show mistrust in any guy that doesn't enjoy a good, stiff drink.

Desert Island Discs: One Hit Wonder Edition

Tue, August 28 2012 12:39pm - Source: Something Else!

By this estimation, the decade of the One Hit Wonder was the 1970s, as our panel of potentially stranded passengers voted for 18 tracks from that era to take along on their doomed trip.

Mike Ragogna: Latin Boogaloo with DJ Turmix, Plus Chatting with Fanfarlo's Leon Beckenham, Dwight Twilley and Terence P. Minogue

Mon, April 23 2012 4:24am - Source: The Huffington Post - Entertainment

Latin boogaloo, the infectious musical style blending soul, rhythm & blues and Latin grooves that was born in NYC's Spanish Harlem in the 1960s is undergoing a major resurgence in NYC and elsewhere thanks to legends such as Johnny Colon, who continues to tour, compose and educate, and younger enthusiasts such as DJ Turmix, who are spreading the word to a new fanbase.

Tuesday with Chuck - Temple Beautiful

Tue, February 07 2012 10:16pm - Source: MOG

Nobody harneses the distinctive sound of a Fender Telecaster quite like Chuck Prophet and, as the opening chords of 'Play That Song Again' ring out with an undeniable twang, Prophet starts Temple Beautiful with a statement of intent.

Dwight Twilley: Soundtrack

Mon, October 31 2011 1:47am - Source: Hyperbolium

If you lost track of Dwight Twilley over the years since his mid-70s breakthroughs, Sincerely and Twilley Don't Mind , you're in luck, as his latest album is as richly enveloping and fully satisfying as you remember from thirty-five years ago.

ALBUM REVIEW: LEON RUSSELL - THE BEST OF

Fri, July 29 2011 4:23pm - Source: Uncut.co.uk

During his heyday in the late 60s and early 70s, Leon Russell cut a wide swathe through rocknroll.

Dusting ‘Em Off: The Exploding Hearts – Guitar Romantic

Sat, July 02 2011 1:58pm - Source: Consequence of Sound

With the Rapture being compared to Gang of Four, the Strokes hyped as the return to post-'77 CBGB's New York, and the ubiquitous Interpol/Joy Division comparison (while ignoring the Chameleons' influence), by 2003 the music world was deep into what many (myself included) considered to be a post punk revival.