Rockasteria

Quicksilver Messenger Service are considered to be one of the most important bands to come from the San Francisco music scene of the sixties...

"One of the first studio sessions by Quicksilver’s then new line-up of Dino Valente (vocals), John Cipollina (guitar), David Freiber...

The classic early 70s String Driven Thing line up of Chris Adams guitar and vocals, Pauline Adams vocals and percussion, Colin Wils...

Roger McGuinn's 1973 self-titled solo debut was in most respects a breath of fresh air after the final days of the Byrds, in w...

Hookfoot were,  very much a band of "musician's musicians". All of them were in great demand as session players, bot...

The genesis of Havenstreet goes back to 1969, when Phil Ridgway and Jeff Vinter played in The Gas, an experimental psychedelic band h...

Marian Henderson was the queen of the Australian folk revival during the 1960s. With her distinctive, pure alto voice, beautiful f...

The Stone Garden's journey began in Lewiston, Idaho in the early 1960's when my brothers and I developed a strong interest i...

Returning quickly to the studio in the summer of 1973 with his Blueprint line-up, Rory was in a prolific and confident mood. Rehears...

Rare or previously unissued psychedelic gems from late 1960s San Francisco, produced at Leo Kulka’s studio, Golden State Recorders...

Audience was formed in London in 1969 by singer/guitarist Howard Werth, saxophonist Keith Gemmell, bassist Trevor Williams, and per...

In my own personal scheme of things, Little Free Rock are pretty doggone important. I grew up with them. They were my first grass-...

We have heard about Fusion Farm for the first time from a well-known French collector who sent us the music. It took many years to loca...