Plain and Fancy

For a time in the mid- to late '60s, it seemed as though Boston might become the East Coast's answer to San Francisco -- ...

After toiling away in various local bands in the Toronto area, brothers Brian and Ed Pilling packed their bags and headed to Engl...

Dave Mason may have been done too soon in the sense that Mason hadn't come up with an album's worth of good new material....

In October 1967, the Irish singer-songwriter David McWilliams was launched in mainland Britain by his eager manager Phil Solomon, wit...

On The Wings is one of those records where you just have to shake your head in disbelief every time you listen to it, absolutely ...

After working with two monstrously loud guitar heroes, Leigh Stephens and Randy Holden, Blue Cheer wanted to pursue a more subtle mu...

Day Of Phoenix  formed in 1968, and, on this album at least, consisted of Ole Prehn on guitars, Erik Stedt on piano and bass, Hen...

Junipher Greene was founded in 1966 in Oslo, Norway by Geir Bøhren (drums, vocals), Øyvind Vilbo (guitar), Bent Åserud (flute, guitar, ke...

This is the first and second album by young bohemian Americans Fingletoad, Strange & Siho. Their self-titled first album was ...

In a way, Playin' Up a Storm doesn't really highlight Gregg Allman's strengths, since it's a little smoother and ...