Rockasteria

The final three Top 40 hits for the Grass Roots materialize on Move Along, a consistent album under the aegis of original co-prod...

Though it was released on a major label (Columbia's Epic subsidiary) in the late '60s, Leonda's sole album, Woman in the ...

The British band Cockney Rebel, founded by singer-songwriter Steve Harley, entered the rock scene in 1973 after signing with EMI. ...

An oft-overlooked curio, Live Cream, Vol. 2 appeared at a very odd time, with very little warning, almost two years after its pred...

Birmingham’s Fairfield Ski are one of the greatest lost UK psych/prog bands ever. With a line- up which included ex- Terry Reid’s ...

This is a compilation of Lutha's two albums, fleshed out with three live tracks. Lutha was formed in Dunedin in 1970 and signe...

The best live record ever: and it reached No1! Just a few years into the 1970s, rock had become self-indulgent, and pompous, and s...

The  reissue of this album is a must-own release, even for those who already have one of the Dr. Feelgood anthologies currently av...

"The Beatles opened the door and the Beau Brummels sailed through it and for a while really rode the crest. That they have tu...

When I recorded blues harmonica ace Charlie Musselwhite early in 1971  he had a tight little band which included two brothers, Pat...

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

Morgen was a hard rock/psych band that hailed from Long Island, NY.  They were fronted by guitarist/vocalist/wild man Steve Morgen...

In the early sixties, singer Tommy Adderley enjoyed a  couple of minor hits and became a popular television performer. He then spe...

The rain continued to fall on a September Friday evening in downtown Youngstown, Ohio. The thick air made the last chords of the l...

From south to east and west to west, then back again. So the cyclone went in the early sixties. It carried blues and rhythm to New Yor...