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Ambush cannot be heard as dated, Ambush appears more raw, more straight, than its procedure, Minnows. Ambush was released as a CD ...

From the first gut-wrenching guitar licks to a spicy south of the border ode, Marc Benno's "Lost In Austin" is full ...

Ambergris, as it turned out, was a one-shot album from a band formed by Jerry Weiss, who’d played keyboards with the first versi...

Mars Bonfire has earned himself rock 'n' roll immortality, not to mention lifetime royalty checks, for penning Steppenwo...

Curt Newbury was born and raised in Texas, but while one can hear traces of his Western heritage in his voice, his sole album, 197...

Paul Pena came from a Cape Verdean background and learned the Afro-Portuguese music of those islands, including morna. His musician fat...

The American folk-rock group Wings -- not to be confused with Paul McCartney's 1970's-era band -- is one of the more enigm...

I like the way how Marc Ellington approaches his songs and choices, Sandy Roberton's flawless production, great song adaptatio...

Hailing from Gravesend in Kent, Fantasy formed in 1970 and were originally known as Chapel Farm, after their rehearsal space. The ...

Humble Pie endured their share of turbulent times early in the band's existence, overcoming the early departure of guitarist P...

The Floating Opera is into a Blues-Rock sound made unique by guitarist Steve Welkom's persuasive singing in "Vision"...

When the Hollies -- one of the best and most commercially successful pop/rock acts of the British Invasion -- began recording in 1963, ...

During the British Invasion years, a Cleveland, Ohio band called The Choir ploughed a Brit-focussed furrow from late 1964. Initial...

Seldom in rock history have four guys who seemingly couldn’t stand each other sounded so good together as Crosby, Stills, Nash an...