Rockasteria

A minor player on the late-'60s British folk-rock scene, guitarist and singer/songwriter Marc Brierley made a couple of albums...

Cold Blood is one of the original R'n'B horn bands from the late 60's/ early 70's that exemplified the "East ...

The riots on Los Angeles' Sunset Strip took place in the summer and fall of 1966. As riots go, they were a far cry from those ...

TASTE - THE ISLE OF WIGHT FESTIVAL, August 28, 1970 The 1970 Isle Of Wight festival is remembered for several reasons: it would ...

The first album from this Long Island-based ensemble was a tuneful and ambitious collection of psychedelic folk-rock tricked out w...

Singer Terry Clarke, guitarist Derek Smallcombe and drummer Roger 'Spodge' Siggery had all played in UK psych legends Jaso...

For the band's second album, Divergence, Peter van der Sande was replaced by Guus Willemse. The new line-up seemed to gel better,...

The Dutch band Solution was formed back in 1966, and in a career that lasted until 1983 they explored quite a few different types ...

Ayers Rock was the leading Australian 'jazz-rock' group of the 70s, fusing rock with influences from soul, R&B, jazz a...

Alan Eastwood was well known as a great drummer but his talents extended to singing and also songwriting at which he was prolific....

In the beginning, there were 'The Brumbeats' of whom drummer Alan "Bugsy" Eastwood and guitarist Roger Hill were pa...

Essentially, Redwing, Glad, and the New Breed are all the same band...sort of.  As the band evolved and their styles changed, so d...

Released in 1969, The House of Blue Lights was Don Covay’s bold, adventurous attempt to reach the underground audience.  Here Co...