For someone who has claimed to have a vast knowledge of music, it may surprise people to hear that I've never been into NRBQ, simply because I haven't heard them that much. ...more about Nrbq
It's hard to believe that it's been so long since I reviewed NRBQ, a band who thoroughly impressed me the last time I faced them withYou Gotta Be Loose. ...more about Nrbq
After being unceremoniously dumped by Mercury afterYankee Stadium, NRBQ returned to the warm embrace of Rounder and recorded a string of fine records that started withKick Me Hard. ...more about Nrbq
A two-CD set that does a great job of hitting the band's high spots without sacrificing any of the freewheeling stylistic leaps or engaging lunacy that has made NRBQ one of America's longest-lived ban ...more about Nrbq
More than just NRBQ's best record, but one of the great records of the '70s (maybe ever!), this album contains the strongest batch of new Q songs on one record, many of them the best and most memorabl ...more about Nrbq
NRBQ's short-lived alliance with Mercury Records resulted in one of the tightest and most consistently rockin' albums of their career,NRBQ at Yankee Stadium, but a year later they found themselves bac ...more about Nrbq
NRBQ finds this band in fine mettle on their first studio album in five years, with pearly Beatlesque beauts (''Sail On Sail On'') from bassist-singer Joey Spampinato, lots of loopy wit from keyboardi ...more about Nrbq
NRBQ's 29th releaseRidin' in My Carre-issues material from theirAll Hopped Upalbum from 1977, and adds some previously unreleased songs as well. ...more about Nrbq