From Woodstock to Atlanta" with Blues Rock Legends "10 YEARS AFTER"

On the new edition of the show Graham Bonnet looks back at the time of the very first Donnington Monsters of Rock Festival and the global Rainbow tour in support of "Down To Earth" which spawned two of the most played rock 45's ever in "Since Youv'e Been Gone" and "All Night Long" and why after all that successs he chose to step back only to re-appear with MSG and then on the creating Alcatrazz.

Part one of a 2 part edition with legendary Rainbow, MSG,Alcatrazz front man Graham Bonnet and today we start right at the beginning when Graham first found out he had a voice and a booming one at that, his career was stop start before a Bee Gee saw him singing live and his career then began to take firm shape , huge hits with "The Marbles" followed before a fallow period and then a call to ask if he would like to audition for Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow "Who ? came the reply never heard of them " was his reply before he boarded a plane to head off for an audition.Also on tis show George Lynch and Leo Lyons from Ten Years After

Welcome back and on this video edition of the show we welcome one of the gutar greats of the last 5 decades as George Lynch joins us to look back at his extraordinary life in music the extreme highs in the 80's with multi platinum band DOKKEN and we come roght up to date with the new album from Lynch Mob out this week "Dancing with the Devil" so plenty of stories and annecdoted from a life spent in music .

On the new video edition of the show we are joined by icons from different eras, firstly our main guest is one of the founder members of platinum selling stadium blues rock band "Ten Years After" Leo Lyons joins me to look back at their extraordinary career and his time as producer turning bands like UFO from run of the mill rockers to a hugely successful international band, also on the show we have George Lynch and Dave Ellefson and Jeff Scott Soto

Welcome back to the "Rock Vault" from The Rock'n'Blues Experience with Tim Caple and in this show we will hear from George Lynch about the peak year of Dokken with "Back For The Attack" , Don talks Judas Priest , how good an album was "Slaves and Masters " by Deep Purple Joe Lynn Turner recalls, Ronnie Roomero looks back on joining Ritchie Blackm ores Rainbow and what he used to look forward most to singing on the road with the band and we will hear from founder member of Barclay James Harvest John Lees about the day he and the band played in front of over 200,000 peaople live in Berlin, and there are contributions from Quo' Original John Coghlan and Lips from Anvil

Welcome back here is a short preview clip from the new show out on the website from today with special guests George Lynch and Jaron Gulino from Lynch Mob. here George is looking back to the impact that the arrival of The Beatles had on him and his first guitars.

Preview of the upcoming show out on Monday on you tube and the website with George Lynch and in this clip he looks back at the influence of Jeff Beck in his early career. Check out "The Rock'n'Blues Experience" Channel on You Tube ,Facebook and the website the rocknbluesexperience.com

Preview of the new show out on You Tube Facebook and the Website next week, George Lynch is widely recognised as one of the greatest players of his generation he joins us on the show to look back at life in the early days the days of Dokken and in this clip we talk about the new album and the current status of the band and who is in it .

Welcome along to the latest edition of tales from "The Rock Vault" and on this edition you will hear from Richie Faulkner of Judas Priest, Don Dokken, Steve Hackett, John Coghlan of Status Quo , Ronnie Romero and Dave Ellefson Steve Young Megadeth all who have stories and tales to tell...

Welcome back to the "Rock Vault" and today Joe Lynn Turner remmebers his audition with Ritchie Blackmores Rainbow , Chuck Wright talks about being part of Quiet Riot as they scored what was the first ever heavy metal number one album in the US, talking about auditions Richie Kotzen remembers his nightmare audition with Poison.Deborah Bonham talks about the advice Robert Plant gave her as she set off on a career in music, Steve "Boltz" Bolton recalls the day he nearly missed the gig as Atomic Rooster were on the bill supporting headliners The Who and Rod Stewart at "The Oval" we have a few tales of the times with Dave Brock of Hawkwind he remembered a time on the road when their equipment was imounded there were Police raids, they were accused of tax evasion and a special guest who was coming live from a state pen and Dave Ellefson looks back at what it was like to be part of Ozzy Osbournes final show with Black Sabbath just a few months ago.