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“Ritchie Blackmore never missed a note, and that ain’t easy when you’re about to be beheaded”: An introduction to Terry Reid, the man who could have fronted Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple

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“Ritchie Blackmore never missed a note, and that ain’t easy when you’re about to be beheaded”: An introduction to Terry Reid, the man who could have fronted Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple

Unfairly framed as rock’s ultimate nearly man, Terry Reid chose to take his own path, and he’s still going strong

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