Gil Moore of 80'S legends "Triumph"

On this video edition of the show we are joined by special guest Joanne Shaw Taylor from her home in Nashville, Eric Johnson remembers jamming with the legendary Johnny Winter and Candice Night looks back 30 years to her recording debut with Rainbow on their final studio album "Stranger in us all"

Welcome to the new edition of the "Rock'n'Blues Experience and coming up brand new music from Inglorious from the new album out this week "V" plus guitar icon Eric Johnson remembers jamming with Johnny Winter, Candice night looks back to where it all began on the recording of Rainbow's last studio album "Stranger in us all" 30 years ago this year and out special guest is Joanne Shaw Taylor who joins us from Nashville to talk about "Black and Gold" plus we look ahead to even more new music to come and a return to the stage in the UK.

"Welcome back to The Rock and Blues Experience! video editionOn this edition, I’ll be talking with the incredibly talented Candice Night, who’s celebrating the release of her third solo album, Sea of Glass.It also marks an incredible 30 years since her debut with Rainbow back in 1995 — where she not only sang on the album Stranger in Us All, but also co-wrote several tracks.Since then, she and legendary guitarist Ritchie Blackmore have formed Blackmore’s Night, a band that’s been captivating fans for decades with their unique blend of Renaissance and folk rock.Candice will be joining us from her home in Long Island, where we’ll talk all about the new album and what the future holds.David Crosby's final days as recalled by Steve Postell, who reveals the details about the band they had put together the album and touring plans that were in place all ready to go and after an evening phone call where they had their usual discussion and conversations Steve awoke the following morning to a text saying simply that David "had gone" . Steve like everyone else was left shocked by the sudden nature of his passing. Steve has been back in the studio "Walking Through These Blues" has just been released and new material from the "Immediate Family" is on the way.

The Rock'n'Blues Experience with Tim Caple welcomes a legendary guest – Gil Moore, founding member of the iconic Canadian power trio Triumph!In this exclusive episode, we dive deep into the rise of one of rock's most successful and electrifying bands. From their multi-award-winning albums to legendary live shows featuring groundbreaking light displays and pyro effects, Triumph set a new standard in concert performance.🎤 Highlights of the interview include:Gil’s reflections on Triumph’s journey to stardomBehind-the-scenes stories from the band’s golden eraA look ahead to the all-star tribute album "Magic Power", featuring:Ann WilsonDee SniderDean CastronovoSebastian BachLawrence Gowan...and many more!🔥 Plus, Gil shares exciting new details about The Triumph Experience – an immersive show currently in development that promises to bring the spirit of Triumph to life like never before.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more rock and blues legends every week!

Welcome to a powerful new "VIDEO" episode of The Rock’n’Blues Experience with Tim Caple!In this special feature, we sit down with Megan Kane and Dylan Turner, the dynamic husband-and-wife duo behind the blues-infused Southern rock band Parker Barrow. Joined by Alex Bender (guitar), Will Tipton (guitar), Bo Howard (bass), and Eric Safka (keys), Parker Barrow delivers explosive live shows and emotionally resonant music that draws inspiration from legendary acts like The Black Crowes, The Allman Brothers Band, and Tedeschi Trucks Band. We explore:The creation of their acclaimed debut album Jukebox GypsiesTheir inspiring journey from a chance meeting to touring in an RVThe stories behind hit singles “Count Your Dollars” and “Desire”What’s next in 2025 – including their new single “Don’t Tell Mama (What Mama Don’t Know)” (coming October 17, 2024)Rooted in Southern grit, heartfelt storytelling, and raw blues-rock energy, Parker Barrow is a band on the rise. With a name inspired by the infamous Bonnie and Clyde, they’re chasing music, not mischief – and blazing their own trail. Don't miss this intimate and inspiring conversation about music, life on the road, and what it takes to make it as an independent rock band today.Subscribe for more interviews with rising and legendary names in rock, blues, and beyond.👉 Listen to Parker Barrow on all streaming platforms👉 Follow us on social for updates and live show announcementsFMDXAUZC1IY0ECGI82GFCKLRFCRVCTKZ

Welcome back and on this edition of the show we are joined by virtually the whole Hawkwind crew ! to talk about the new album and legendary gis from the last 6 decades, also we have Steve Postell talking about his friendship with David Crosby and what it was like working together and we introduce you, California Irish.

Welcome to the new edition of the show and today we feature one of the cult classic bands of the 1970's Gentle Giant who are back with a new live album "Playing The Fool" founder member Derek Shulman joins us to look back at the history of the band who still carry heavy influence to this day, we also talk about Dereks time as an industry head and his talent for spotting bands that went on to sell millions of albums, he signed Bon Jovi, Nickleback, Pantera and Dream Theatre to name just a few and was also responsible for taking a flagging AC/DC who were about to be dropped by Atlantic and re-established them as a global act when they re-appeared with The Razors Edge.Also on the show Deborah Bonham talking about Robert Plants influence and The Damn truth describing what it was like from day one working with grammy winning producer Bob Rock.

Deborah Bonham: A Life in Music – From Shadows to SpotlightFew artists can claim a journey as rich and dynamic as Deborah Bonham. Growing up in the shadow of one of rock’s greatest legacies, she forged her own path, showing early promise as an opera singer before stepping into the world of blues, rock, and soul. From the success of her 1980s debut For You and The Moon to the latest Bonham Bullick album, Deborah’s career has been one of passion, evolution, and authenticity.In this special feature, we take a deep dive into her life in music—exploring the highs, the challenges, and what the future holds. A captivating and all-encompassing conversation with an artist whose voice and spirit continue to shine.

Preview from the upcoming show with Deborah Bonham and here she talks about the new Led Zeppelin biopic "Becoming Led Zeppelin" Full show coming soon ...

Video Edition.Welcome back and coming up on this edition of the show we welcome back "Canada's Rock'n'Roll Band" The Damn Truth" who release a brand new self titled albun this wek produced by grammy award winning producer Bob Rock. Joining us today to talk about the new album the band and all the stories behind the making of what will be one of the year's best albums are Lee-la Baum, PY Letellier and Dave Traina . Accept no substitute, The Damn Truth are probably the finest rock ‘n’ roll band on the planet right now.” – Metal Planet“An incendiary kaboom of commotion, with blazing vocals, powder-keg rhythms, and flaming guitars. This is immense. It’s a nitro-glycerine love-bomb!” – Raw RampThe forthcoming album features the singles “Love Outta Luck,” “I Just Gotta Let You Know,” “The Willow,” and their latest single “Better This Way.” Stream all the singles on Spotify. It's no secret that one of the most exciting new bands making noise in the UK and Europe these days is Canadian. It's true, and it's The Damn Truth, a Montreal rock foursome serving up a gutsy, revved up modern reimagining of classic rock ideals. And now, after touring the UK and Europe for the last four years, The Damn Truth return with their self-titled fourth album, The Damn Truth, and, once again, produced by the legendary Bob Rock (Motley Crue, The Offspring, Bon Jovi, etc). This new album is the culmination of 12 years of hard work and constant touring; The Damn Truth are a perpetual and virtually unstoppable rock and roll machine.Fuelled by two Top 40 singles on the Canadian Active Rock Charts (“Love Outta Luck,” “I Just Gotta Let You Know”), this new album marks the next level in their relationship with Bob Rock. He has pushed the band in all areas of playing, writing, and refining the Damn Truth signature sound, most evident in the revelatory power of Lee-la Baum's vocals as evidenced on the mystic, almost Zeppelin-vibed “The Willow;” the full on bittersweet romance of “Better This Way;” the social conscience of “The Dying Dove;” the cautionary “If Don't Make It Home;” and the hell yeah rabble rousing “All Night Long.” The Damn Truth have added some extra lanes on their rock'n'roll highway as they explore new musical scenery, but the destination remains the same: organic loud rock experienced best in a crowded concert hall dripping in sweat.The album was recorded over a period of two months at Bryan Adams’ Warehouse Studios in Vancouver. This is Bob Rock's favourite studio; it's a classic and gigantic old school recording haven (AC/DC had just wrapped up prior to The Damn Truth's arrival), perfect for the massive drum sound that Bob loves. Unlike their previous LP, Now or Nowhere (2021), which was hampered by Covid restrictions; this one is 100% produced and mixed by Bob Rock, who also gave the band access to his incredible collection of rare and vintage guitars for the sessions.