Rockasteria

For Piggy Go Getter, Wullie Monroe, late of Ritchie Blackmore’s abortive pre-Deep Purple band Mandrake Root, replaced Lavis (who’d g...

Today, it's almost unthinkable that a major record label would send a 15-piece band fronted by a 78-year-old bluesman and two virt...

Well it's coming up on thirty years since Raven first came together. Out of their ten members, maybe six of them are still lef...

Chaplin Harness was a great unknown band. This is their second studio effort, recorded in late 1969. Personnel changes included th...

My first memory of the Chaplin Harness legend was from about ten years ago. I had a collector friend from overseas ask me if it w...

First ever release for this previously unknown late ‘60s/ early ‘70s acetate, rescued from a thrift store in Chicago. Damaged heav...

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...