“A little too much”: The band that turned Genesis into prog-rock legends
“I was trying to prove to people that I could play”
Author: Matthew Ingate
Based in Margate, Matthew Ingate has worked in the music industry for over ten years, during which time he has worked alongside some of the best up and coming talent in the business. Always excited to discover, talk and write about music from artists at both ends of their careers, Matthew has previously been a judge with the Unsigned Music Awards and the Creative Circle Awards, and has also written extensively about Bob Dylan's live performances, having followed his tour all over the world from London to Memphis, Tokyo to Tulsa, Carcassonne and beyond.
Articles by Author: Matthew Ingate
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