Rockasteria

It is fairly common knowledge now but many Rare Earth fans had no idea that they were previously known as The Sunliners! It’s a co...

The singer-songwriter known as Huckle (ne Kelly Cavanagh) was raised in Montreal and Toronto, but by 1973 the self-described freak (...

When Gene Clark died in 1991 after years of substance abuse, obit writers cited his brief period as a founding member of the Byrds. Cla...

When Blues Image launched into their 1970 chart smash, "Ride Captain Ride," the smoking lamp was always lit. But, with t...

Though Paul Revere and the Raiders was a quintessentially American band, it’s the Australian label Raven Records that’s bringing ...

Released in a 3-sided digi-sleeve from Seely Court in the UK. Limited pressing of 320 copies. Jean Turk is an American singer-songwriter (SS...

Blue Sky - Night Thunder is one of the great albums completed by cowboy singer Michael Martin Murphey in the '70s, when he was simply kn...

The band had started to diversify and develop its sound on the albums Collage (1970) and Indian Reservation (1971), something they...

The Blues Image formed in Tampa, FL, in 1966 by Michael Pinera (b. September 29, 1948, Tampa, FL) (guitar, vocals), Manuel Bertematti...

The title of this 20-track compilation might mislead some listeners to expect too much in the way of psychedelic music. Certainl...

In 1965, the “music scene” in America was often conservative yet diverse, similar throughout many regions. University students had access to...

During the late 60's - early 70's my hometown of Worcester, Massachusetts was not very receptive to local bands that played songs th...

Meet Brevity, the '70s Chicago band that took their name seriously. Rick Vittenson and Mark Breyer mashed up their surnames faster than...

I can remember seeing a while back an old reprint of advertisement for the Beatles Apple label, showing a one man band who in the ad ...