Rockasteria

In mid-60s America, every major city had at least one rock’n’roll band that ruled the town. Such top-dogs enjoyed a rabidly partis...

US 69 were psychedelic rock group from the Hartford Connecticut area with tripped-out jazz undercurrents and rough funky edges. ...

The Outsiders were without a doubt the most prolific and exciting band from a non-English speaking country to come out of the 1960s. ...

Roger McGuinn's 1973 self-titled solo debut was in most respects a breath of fresh air after the final days of the Byrds, in w...

From the outgrowth of Steampacket, a band that included not only Brian Auger and Julie Driscoll, but also a young Rod Stewart, ca...

Finn mac Cuill began at Stirling University in 1972 when Tony Ireland met Nick Keir and started playing gigs together. The first r...

The Outsiders - Singles A's And B's  1967-94

It’s too easy to think in stereotypes about bands. The Byrds will, for most people, be the studio band of the first few albums, a ...

The first name of James among popular musicians of the pre-punk rock era appears in retrospect to be somewhat of a poisoned chali...

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

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

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...