Rockasteria

Robert Frank "Rob" Grill was born November 30, 1943 in Los Angeles, California and was an American lead singer, songwrite...

One of Hours were a Stonewall neighborhood band from Lexington’s south side. Formed in 1966, the three core members of the origina...

Acid Folk is one of those musicological genre headings that had to be invented retrospectively because it didn’t exist when the m...

Born in Memphis, Nix attended Messick High School with Donald "Duck" Dunn and Steve Cropper of the famed Stax house band...

A big, demanding voice seeping with melody, combined with crafty keyboard exercises were prime factors engraved in the songs of Le...

Skip Griparis has flourished in many of the performing arts. After first studying piano and saxophone as a boy, he began his profe...

Remembered chiefly as proto-punkers who reached the top of the charts with the "caveman rock" of "Wild Thing" ...

Don Nix may not be a household name, but for serious fans of 1960s and 1970s music, he is an important figure: as a multi-instrume...

Originally known as New Blues, they were basically an electric blues band with horns and some jazz influences. From Milwaukee, Win...

Buzzy Linhart's first of two albums for Kama Sutra, three if you include the band Music's on the Buddah-distributed Eleuth...

Though having been a member of the New Christy Minstrels and Modern Folk Quartet, and a replacement for Zal Yanovsky in the Lovin’...

Sky Saxon and the Seeds were an aggregation who, at their peak, understood how to unleash the unbridled cathartic power of rock’n...

In the early ‘70s, the transition of rock as a form of expression towards the mass market entertainment industry swept aside in ...

First record from this duo, recorded while they were still in high-school.  This two young Boston based folk duo released this str...

In early 1968 the Dukes went on to studio to record their second album "Journey to the Center of the Mind", it was r...