Rockasteria

All the Young Dudes actually brought Mott the Hoople success, but you wouldn't know that from its sequel, Mott.  Ian Hunter...

Redeye's  second album "One Man`s Poison" released in 1971, is an extension of the first, with swamps and west coast folk-rock...

The Common People are perhaps the greatest remaining enigma in 1960s US rock music. Their sole album has belatedly been acclaimed as...

Motown’s Rare Earth imprint intended to bring the sound of rock to the home of The Supremes, The Miracles, Martha and The Vandellas, The Tem...

Gospel Truth, Hipster Image, The Velvet Chords were all band names emblazoned across posters in the mid 60s. Hipster Image were impres...

Every autumn, when the nights start to get longer, the air begins to cool and all of the leaves start to change colors, I get an insati...

Playback was released in 1968 off the Verve label. Both John and Terrence Boylan were the brains behind this project that is divided in...

There was always something a little different about Tom Rapp and his music. Debuting in 1967 with his band Pearls Before Swine (a Bib...

By the time of 1971's Tightly Knit, the group had settled into a very comfortable groove and suddenly didn't seem to be trying ...

Joe Walsh's fourth album, ... But Seriously Folks, is best known for producing the hit single "Life's Been Good." But that...

1970’s A Lot of Bottle found the band both pursuing and eschewing the more expansive direction introduced on Plays On.  Still sign...

Only a few copies were sold of this 1970 LP by the Knocker Jungle. At the time of the release, the duo had already split, and th...