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Tundra was the result of Chris Stainton's blossoming solo exploits that had followed in the wake of his association with legen...

In 1967 the great band from the North released their debut record. The Paupers, along with the Guess Who, were one of the firs...

By 1974, Badger was reduced to Kaye and Dyke, who reconstructed the group along somewhat different lines with the addition of Paul...

Originally issued in 1973, "Seasons Changing" was their third and final album release, and found them blending concise p...

The third solo full-length by the former lead singer of Irish psych legends Andwellas Dream, is actually a diverse album, like the...

McKendree Spring is a progressive folk-rock band, active mainly in the early 1970s.The band consisted of Fran McKendree (vocals an...

Wayne Berry is a singer-songwriter from Nashville, TN who was mostly active in the 1960s and 1970s as a country/rock artist. Besid...

They scored only one real hit, but the magic of King Harvest's infectious invitation to go "Dancing In The Moonlight...

As with many of their 1960s contemporaries, the Animals were beholden to blues, gospel, and r&b;, even as they combined those ...

The Freeborne were a youthful Boston-based psych outfit whose five members, despite their tender years, all had considerable expe...

When Blues Image launched into their 1970 chart smash, "Ride Captain Ride," the smoking lamp was always lit. But, with t...

Everyone seems to be getting in on the Climax Blues Band reissues these days, and now Major League Productions (MLP) are jumping o...

Formed in Kansas City. Specializing in hard-edged psychedelic blues and propelled by Sebbo's fine guitar work, their sole albu...

Dirk Hamilton was born in Hobart, Indiana and raised in California. At 14 he played in a Chuck Berry/surf music band called The Re...

David Lewis began playing guitar and piano and writing songs at a very young age, appearing in talent contests and on local TV in ...

The Year was 1969. The new Blues Rock music had taken the country by storm, and five lads from Southheast Texas had their own visi...

Cleveland, Ohio-born Chuck Aarons and Portland, Oregan native Jim Ackley were both in their own groups in the 1960s, but both woun...