Rockasteria

Sort Of’s default setting is a pop Beefheart sketch. Sometimes this is vastly improved by ebullient and chaotic free jazz sax, as on...

Based in Ormskirk in Lancashire UK and formed in 1970 by guitarist Keith Hubbard and vocalist Roy Smith from the remnants of their old 60...

Firstly I would like to say that this account is how I remember it, not necessarily how it was. The '70s were a fantastic time. Things h...

On a sunny Southern California morning in late 1971, fledgling songwriter/promoter James "Clyde" Lutrell was hitchhiking and got p...

Umbra was founded in 1969 and continued to solidify into 1970. Steve describes Umbra as “a progressive, psychedelic, jam group”.  I had the ...

In 1968, the band Misty came to be when organist Michael, who’d turned down a university place to pursue his musical dream, and bassist Stev...

Rare collection of artists  from the mid-60's and most of them have been lost in the whirl of time, but they managed to record few li...

First known as the 60's indie Psych-Folk duo 'Roger And Wendy' and then the sunshine pop band 'Euphoria', Bermuda Triang...

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...