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This version we saw of Reddish simply raises the ceiling for this Hawks team because we saw what De’Andre Hunter can bring when healthy. If Reddish can also be a lengthy wing who can create his own shot, shoot with accuracy (which has been an issue in the regular season), handle the ball and defend like hell on the other end, the Hawks will have one of the most fascinating backcourts in the NBA, with Young at the center of everything. That doesn’t even include guys like Bogdan Bogdanovic and Kevin Huerter, two critical players who were important in the Hawks getting to this point. Young i...

Last modified on Mon 8 Mar 2021 09.34 EST Merck Mercuriadis had a good Christmas. On Christmas Day, the No 1 song in the UK was LadBaby’s Don’t Stop Me Eatin’, a novelty cover version of Journey’s 1981 soft-rock anthem Don’t Stop Believin’. It replaced Mariah Carey’s All I Want For Christmas Is You, which had topped the chart 26 years after its original release. Both songs are unkillable, evergreen hits, which are closing in on 1 billion Spotify streams apiece. Both songs are among the 61,000 owned, in whole or in part, by Mercuriadis’s investment compa...

Eli Young Band Small Town Kid J. Ross (4 out of 5 stars) "Playing Time - 44:14 -- The sonic alchemy of the Eli Young Band transforms an eclectic variety of folk, country, metal, grunge, and rock influences into their own high-grade gold. Based in Texas, the band is poised to build their legion of fans throughout the region, then nationally and internationally. The opener, "Small Town Kid," is a ballad about having a simple story, being driven by rock and honky-tonk music and needing nothing more than a good-looking lady, a truck and some occasional whiskey or tequilla. All twelve songs on "...

(5 out of 5 stars) "Although I'm a fan of the Christmas recordings that Sir David Willcocks abd Stephen Cleobury did with the King's College Choir, this little gem of a classical Christmas album has its own unexpected beauties. I discovered this Christmas album in the collection of a family member, and was struck by its transcendent loveliness. It's a joyful, uplifting, and exquisite celebration of Christmas, and specifically the Reason for the Season, and it's a skilful blend of the old and the new. It's a perfect blend of instrumental and vocal, lively and tender moments, and James Galway'...