Rockasteria

The story of the Atlanta Rhythm Section began in Doraville, GA, a small town northeast of Atlanta, in 1970. Local Atlanta engineer Rodney Mi...

After a year on the road, "Riding High" hit the stores in the spring of '74. The record was released on Terry Jacks' Goldf...

A British singer songwriter with an eccentric sense of humour and flair for poetry, Mike Absalom was signed to the progressive Vertigo label...

Highway was recorded just three months after the band scored the career-redefining hit "Alright Now," with their profile at an car...

Because their ranks included a future superstar, the Steampacket have received more attention than they really deserve. Featuring vocalists ...

Prior to forming Redeye, singer/guitarist Douglas Marks obtained a bit of glory with the Sunshine Company and the Grains Of Sand. Active fro...

"After All This Time", Koloc’s debut album, released in 1971 by local label Ovation Records. At age 25, Koloc was already the doye...

In 1969, Donald K. Donald introduced Franki Hart (The Sirocco Singers, Riverson) to Bill Hill (J.B. and the Playboys) and suggested they joi...

For Nektar, 1973's double set "Sounds Like This" was a pivotal moment. Roye Albrighton, (guitar, lead vocals), Allan "Taf...

Free's 3rd album was a huge success, reaching #2 in the UK charts and #17 in the American, making it the most successful Free album. Thi...

Sometimes the best albums come from the worst of situations. In 1972 Free had been through a lot. After they failing to capitalise on the su...

In the mid sixties Tom Crosgrove was lead guitarist and vocalist in the Bronx band called Elegant Four were also known as the Elegants, they...

Everyone knows Al Kooper in one form or another. If the name isn’t instantly recognizable, then Kooper’s long list of musical contributions ...

 

The 11 songs on this album present a mix of up-tempo tunes and ballads-an approach that would become a cornerstone of the group's future...