Rockasteria

Boston's Brother Fox and the Tar Baby featured the talents of former Profits and The Front Page Review guitarist Richie Bartle...

Hookfoot were,  very much a band of "musician's musicians". All of them were in great demand as session players, bot...

There was a time when the demarcation lines between folk and rock were well drawn though one or two brave souls would occasionally...

In the early '70s, first-generation rock guitar hero Link Wray was looking to make a comeback, and after his self-titled 1971 alb...

Grinderswitch was a white blues-rock band that never rose above being a second-tier Capricorn Records act, not remotely as popular...

Canadian born, Christopher Kearney’s career began with the support and encouragement of Gordon Lightfoot, who saw Christopher fir...

In December 1971, Billboard magazine wrote, “Willoughby’s Lament conveys a quiet tenderness and charm.” With this album, D.C. sing...

Marc Benno has been giving blues, rock n roll, and pop music an unmistakable Texas flavor for years. A singer/songwriter who plays...

One of the six Magna Carta albums that went gold in Europe, In Concert was recorded live in Amsterdam in 1971, and remains one of ...

In the early days before they became Rare Earth, two of this legendary band's founding members, Gil Bridges and Pete Rivera, w...

The genesis of Grinderswitch occurred in 1972 when Allman Brothers crew member, Joe Dan Petty, decided to put together a band of h...

Seatrain was an American roots fusion band based initially in Marin County, California (and later in Marblehead, Massachusetts) an...

Long John Baldry was born on January 12, 1941, as Hitler's Blitzkrieg terrorized his hometown of London. In hindsight, being b...

During the difficult years of the dictatorship in Greece (1967-1974), a band was formed which was the origin of Morka. This group,...