Articles by Steve Janowsky

RF: There are claims by musicians and fans alike and I’m a fan professionally, and personally, but I still think in a way that Free […]

Andy Fraser started out as a 15-year-old bass player for Alexis Korner and later John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers. He co-wrote “All Right Now” one of the […]

The biggest news on the horizon is the reunion of Emerson, Lake and Palmer at the High Voltage Classic Rock Festival in Victoria Park, London […]

August 15, 1965 was a historic date in the annals of rock and roll. The Beatles played in front of 55,600 frenzied “Beatlemaniacs” in the […]

Reviewfix.com – Was he associated with Led Zeppelin too? Is that the Danny Goldberg I’m thinking of? Michael Des Barres – Yeah, he’s writing my […]

Reviewfix.com – Is that why the first album is sometimes the best of the band because they put everything into that? Michael Des Barres – […]

Michael Des Barres-It’s really good. I think you’d really like it; it’s a really good look at the music business in L.A., and we play […]

Reviewfix.com – You mentioned Power Station and playing Live Aid – What was that like? Was it mind-blowing? Was it just an average show? Michael […]

Reviewfix.com – Was that called the “Dirtiest Show in Town?” Michael Des Barres – That was very liberating for me then. I thought I could […]

Michael Des Barres is a man of many talents. He was a teenage actor in “To Sir, with Love” with the iconic Sidney Poitier, the […]

The Beatles, classic rock’s crown jewel, broke up in 1970 due to acrimony and creative differences. Though countless lucrative offers came their way to reunite, […]