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Corporal Gander’s Fire Dog Brigade were a German outfit who recorded one album ‘On The Rocks’ in 1970 which featured a mixture o...

The quietly intense "Soldier In Our Town" (on Metamorphosis), addresses the hypocrisy of war heroism with the lines: ...

  Quiver was formed round 1970 in Ladbroke Grove, London by Tim Renwick and Honk (bass) who'd formerly been with Junior'...

This album is unique. More precisely, it is the first of its kind — a music that takes elements of rock, jazz, straight blue...

During the progressive music revolution in the late 60s, one of the most surprising successes was that of Iron Butterfly. The ban...

A band known for their formation during the sixties with helping the onset of the psychedelic scene, Quicksilver Messenger Se...

Iron Butterfly are a fluke in the music world. Their sound is one thing and another all at once. Basically, they're psychedel...

Everybody agrees that Rock On is one of the Pie's better moments, if not the best one. On this album the band really proves why...

Anyone who thinks of Humble Pie solely in terms of their latter-day boogie rock will be greatly surprised with this, the band's...

A suitable follow-up to the group's seminal (fourth) album, "Just For Love", the album, "What About Me...

When Humble Pie was formed in 1969, the act immediately garnered attention as one of the first "supergroups," as its lea...

This is one of the few best produced albums in the history of Rock music, and way more. When I first heard this on vinyl back in t...

Quicksilver Messenger Service has never gotten the full credibility they deserve. A lot like what Thin Lizzy did for Hard Roc...

Formed by Andrew Latimer, Doug Ferguson, Andy Ward and Peter Bardens in 1971, Camel was an essential part of the ‘70s progressive movem...