Plain and Fancy

Potliquor’s sophomore effort, Levee Blues was released in December 1971 and is considered as their best album by many. Levee Blues"...

Potliquor had its beginning in 1969 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and played an intriguing mix of  country, blues- and southern rock. The...

The Dirty Blues Band was a white blues outfit best known as the stamping grounds, for a time, for Rod Piazza and Glenn Ross Campbell....

" Reel to Real" album released by Arthur Lee’s Love in 1974, originally appeared on R.S.O.and basically sank without a ...

The title of RevOla's 2006 disc Temptation Eyes: Price & Walsh Songbook implies that this collection rounds up the origin...

Jackson Heights are yet another band from the early 70’s that had a relatively short existence but a prolific output. Four albums...

Though this album sank without a trace when it was released, time has been kind to Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream, and it i...

Keyboard player and vocalist John Morgan was a Graham Bond afficianado who turned toward psychedelia as the 1960's wore on. Bille...

David Santo's Silver Currents is pretty fey, sparsely arranged late-'60s singer/songwriter material in a somewhat sub-Don...

Formed from the ashes of psychedelic blues legends Spirit Of John Morgan, this talented yet arguably overlooked keyboard player c...