Rockasteria

“A Scene In-Between” is the story of a group who fell through the cracks.An act with the Stained Glass’s capabilities should have ...

If you go by the liner notes, this late-1960s quartet was a multi-national affair, the four members coming from Australia (James O...

In the 1970’s radio was playing great talent on the air as part of the CanCon requirements, and one such group was Toronto’s Dr. M...

Howard Werth kick-started his music career with The Lloyd Alexander Blues Band in the sixties (and he doesn't remember it beca...

Marc Ellis and William H. Yergin were high school friends, In the fall of 1967, Ellis told him about a friend from Suffern, N.Y., ...

The first album from Swallow was produced by Jean Paul Salvatori, who put together the excellent Bootleg Him! double LP of Alexis Kor...

Wet Willie began as a thrown together blues-rock band during the magical Summer of 1969 "way down in Alabama"...(Mobile,...

The genesis of Havenstreet goes back to 1969, when Phil Ridgway and Jeff Vinter played in The Gas, an experimental psychedelic band h...

As far as homegrown prog bands went (with a couple exceptions), 1970's America was the home of the brave but doomed. Leviatha...

Barely forty minutes long, Manorisms has some killer tracks such as the opening 'Rainman' composed by Mike Duke and the me...

Jimmy Campbell was born on January 4th, 1944, three years after the Liverpool Blitz, to William and Anastasia Campbell. Only very ...

Dr Music was the brainchild of Toronto native and Doug Riley, who first took piano lessons as a child as a means of coping through...

Graphite were formed at Reading University in the late sixties. They gigged professionally on the rock circuit from 1970 to 1973 s...

Canada's Crowbar is not to be confused with an American grunge band during the 90s of the same name. While in a local Toronto ...

One of the more curious acts in the Bay area group scene was a band (or collective) called One, or, more specifically. 1, acquaint...