Rockasteria

In some ways, Marc Ellington's Rains/Reins of Change two-fer sounds like a late-'60s Fairport Convention album that doesn...

The New Arrivals band was formed in 1962 originally as The Preps from Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose California, the h...

For his next album, Amigo, however, he stuck with L.A. session musicians. The disc contained more originals than usual, among them...

Look At The Fool, the ninth and final studio album to be released by Tim Buckley in his lifetime (the album was released in Novemb...

Marc Ellington is a Scottish folksinger and multi-instrumentalist who has guested with Fairport Convention on the latter group...

Elyse Weinberg was there and gone. While the 1960's were closing its doors, Weinberg graduated from Toronto folk clubs to cras...

Our tale begins on a weekday after my newly-appointed office as staff A&R man at Columbia Records in 1969, had already produce...

Having garnered a spot opening for The Byrds during a brief 1972 US tour, the band's unexpected American success saw Epic Records...

Dreams existed between 1969 and 1972. They originally consisted of singer, guitarist and keyboards player Jeff Kent, bassist Doug ...

Richie Havens had been building a solid career as a Greenwich Village folk musician with a well-received collection of albums to h...

The complete Dandelion recordings of Peel favourites Stackwaddy, featuring their two albums Stackwaddy and Bugger Off, plus a bon...