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Arthur Brown is synonymous with his 1968 hit "Fire", and the Hammond-driven "Crazy World" line-up which spawned it. Howe...

There are many different kinds of records. Some latch onto you almost immediately and either stand the test of time or else slip away as eas...

Sounding like a blend of Jefferson Airplane and the Doors, Bow Street Runners was a Fayetteville, North Carolina-based psychedelic...

A British group from Birmingham (not to confused with the US Californian band with the same name),  with a surprisingly no-nonsense approach...

Here's one of those obscure outfits that collectors love to heavily hype.  Bassist Dave Nichols, singer Alan Pearse, drum...

Michael George "Chick" Churchill is a classically-trained pianist best-known as on/off keyboard man with Ten Years After...

Born Ronald Raymond Barrosse in 1943, Barron worked with Rebennack during his early days as an A&R man for Specialty and Ace records in ...

Gillian McPherson, was a folk singer from Northern Ireland who had her first (and only) major label release out*‘Poets, Painters and Perform...

Truk hailed  from Oklahoma, and played a high energy  Hard Rock magma punctuated with stunning heavy organ, there is a good cover o...

Ned four young men who chance brought together in a Harvard dorm in 1969. Rokko Jans and Jeffrey Parsons were attending Harvard while Nick T...

Bell's father, Jimmy, who died in 2010, was a well-known local singer, and his late mother, Leonora Rogers, was in show business prior t...

Blown Free were a Houston band active between 1978 and 1982. Their history is almost completely unknown, what is known is that the b...

Birmingham Sunday was formed in September 1966, and they were named after the Sunday concerts that took place in Birmingham, England...

San Francisco band Winterhawk were years ahead of their time. They’re best remembered for frontman/guitarist Nik Alexander’s distinctive mas...

As the British invasion sound of the early 60s grew and developed into an insatiable beast, the founding bands themselves looked to stretch ...