Rockasteria

In the mid-'60s, this group from Salinas, CA, (near San Jose) played a pleasant blend of British Invasion-inspired pop/rock an...

Elizabeth was an American psychedelic rock/progressive rock band that were active from 1967 to 1970. They were based out of Philad...

Bubble Puppy was the second-most-famous '60s rock band named after writings by Aldous Huxley. Which isn't to diminish wh...

Many of the articles that have recently appeared around this four CD compilation of Graham Bond’s BBC sessions tend to assume that...

Little is known about this late-'60s band other than they were Canadian, recorded their sole album Bedlam on the Burnaby, Brit...

Thee Image were formed in 1973 by former Blues Image, Iron Butterfly and Cactus guitarist Mike Pinera and keyboard player Duane Hi...

A trailblazing compilation of rare, previously unreleased and live material recorded between 1969-73 by a number of obscure and un...

"For Those Alone"  originally released in 1978, this incredibly rare privately pressed UK progressive folk album was the...

Formed in 1965 and originally known as The Frantics (note the plural), this six piece bounced all over the country. Leaving Montana, th...

Philadelphian Essra Mohawk is best known as the answer to the trivia question: “Who was the first female Mother (of Invention)?” S...

Many of the greatest groups in rock and roll history have made their home in San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area. While ...

In the heady days of the '60s pop music explosion in the San Francisco Bay area numerous bands formed, played a few dates and ...

Lucas and the Mike Cotton Sound were a British R'n'B band who never broke through as recording artists but enjoyed a successf...