Plain and Fancy

After leaving Stevenage based R'n'B outfit The Jimmy Brown Sound in early 1965 keyboardist / guitarist / vocalist Ken Hen...

The recording and production on Roy Buchanan's first record for Polydor, is delightfully bare, sparse in ornamentation, and f...

This is an improvement over the best previous Music Explosion compilation, One Way's Anthology, in that it not only contains ...

Produced by brothers Eric and Steven Nathanson, 1970's "Omnibus" served as a showcase for Wegrzyn. In addition to s...

After Tea from the picturesque town of Delft were formed in 1967 after a row in the group The Tee Set whose singer Peter Tetteroo...

Warpig's formation came the same as so many other rural Ontario bands of the mid 60's. Guitarist/singer Rick Donmoyer toi...

Their first album, Hookfoot consisted of songs composed by Caleb, plus renditions of Stephen Stills and Neil Young songs. This fi...

Vocalist multi-instrumentalist Caleb Quaye was the mastermind fronting the largely forgotten Hookfoot.  Quayle started his profes...

In December 1966 Joe Whiting would go on to team with Auburn native the legendary Mark Doyle to form the "New Ridgewoods...

The second and final album by these upstate New York blues-rockers was more polished than their live-in-the-studio, occasionally ...