Plain and Fancy

One of the world's greatest guitarists in the history of rock n' roll, Harvey Mandel was light years ahead of the competition when h...

Although several of their singles are coveted by collectors of '60s British rock, Les Fleur de Lys remain obscure even by cult st...

Vanilla Fudge may not be progressive rock, or they might. Either way they have seriously influenced and impacted prog rock from the beginnin...

Nowadays one of the secondary, supplementary pleasures of music listening can be the background genealogy of those involved. Th...

The story of Flake began in late 1968 when drummer Wayne Thomas quit Sydney band Plastic Tears to form his own group. He recru...

Now a mere footnote in '60s rock history, Leicester, England's Pesky Gee! are perhaps remembered more for the band that they beca...

Having previously released two favourably received, but commercially neglected, albums for Mercury under the name Eyes Of Blue in th...

Mandy Morton led much more the band away from the limitations in creativity of folk and even folkrock visions, but kept the who...

Breakthru were a powerful live act who never managed to "break through" into the record charts despite a talented and...

Since noone else seems to be doing it we continue our examination of overlooked British folk titles, based on the assumption that they some ...