New Haven Rock Press
New Haven Rock Press was a fanzine started by writer Jon Tiven in 1967, in New Haven, Connecticut, when he was a 12 years old school boy. Around 20 issues were published until it closed in 1974.
7 articles
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Eric Clapton: Derek & Dominoes at the Capitol
Live Review by Jon Tiven, New Haven Rock Press, 1970
Hammer was the first group to meet the Clapton-hungry crowd at the Capitol. They're a second generation San Francisco band of a vocalist who sings ...
Live Review by Jon Tiven, New Haven Rock Press, 1970
THE ATMOSPHERE was a bit tense and strained at the Capitol this particular night as Columbia Recording Studios was recording all of what was going ...
Allman Brothers Band: The Allman Brothers Band: Rapping with Duane Allman and Berry Oakley
Interview by Jon Tiven, New Haven Rock Press, Winter 1970
DUANE ALLMAN and Berry Oakley are respectively, the guitarist and bassist for the Allman Brothers Band. Between shows at University of New Haven, I got ...
The Band, Seatrain: The Band at Central Park
Live Review by Nick Tosches, New Haven Rock Press, Fall 1970
ON THE night of June 29, The Band played to the biggest crowd in the four-year history of the now-traditional Central Park Summer Beer Festival ...
Deep Purple, UFO: Deep Purple vs. UFO
Essay by Metal Mike Saunders, New Haven Rock Press, January 1972
TIME AGAIN for one of those legendary matchups, a method which has in the past answered such immortal questions as: Could Eric Clapton shut down ...
Christopher Milk, Foghat: Foghat/Christopher Milk: Whisky A-Go-Go, Sunset Strip, LA
Live Review by Metal Mike Saunders, New Haven Rock Press, December 1972
I WALKED IN late, so for all purposes Foghat were the opening group. People take their album seriously because Dave Edmunds was involved with it, ...
Interview by Jon Tiven, New Haven Rock Press, 4 April 1973
PATTO MAY not be the richest and most famous band ever to step out of their rock 'n' roll shoes, but in my book they ...
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