Rockasteria

The album commences with its title song, which was at once the first real hit for the band as well as the single song which made C...

Gary Farr has one of the most distinctive r'n'b inflected voices of the early seventies British singer-songwriter. His sec...

Designed in 1928 by Charles N. Agree for dance hall entrepreneurs Edward J. Strata and his partner Edward J. Davis, the Grande st...

Frost’s final and, in Dick Wagner’s opinion, best album, “Through The Eyes Of Love”, was released in 1970. The album contained se...

Growing up in Memphis, Tennessee, he acquired a broad taste in music...records from blues greats such as Sonny Boy Williamson and ...

Blues rocker Bob “Catfish” Hodge grew up in Detroit, where he formed his first group while still at school. The city became world ...

This double disc was recorded over two days in Atlanta in 1970. The venue was only 14 miles from the Allmans “Big House” in Macon...

Together, Country Joe & the Fish's third album, was the group's most consistent, most democratic, and their best-sell...

By the mid-'70s, Lou Reed had been through a lifetime of rock 'n' roll experiences in just a little more than a decad...

Even though their previous studio release, Spectres, was one of the best selling albums of their career it just didn't live up...

The career of Lou Reed defied capsule summarization. Like David Bowie (whom Reed directly inspired in many ways), he made over his...