Plain and Fancy

The only album from the French progressive quartet (including one British member) appeared on the market in 1972, and featured En...

Seven years after 1960s girl group poster-girls The Shirelles scored a number one smash hit with “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” and ...

When Belgian Portuguese duo Jess and James (Tony Lam and Wando Lam) released their third LP in 1969, they already had an impressi...

Mason Proffit earned a major-label contract with Warner Bros. Records in 1972 after its second and third albums, Movin' Towa...

This was The Pink Fairies’ last stand right before the rot of inactivity from lack of funds set in and cancelled their Polydor co...

Signed by CBS's Date subsidiary,1969's "Wilkinson Tri-Cycle" was co-produced by Warren Schatz and Stephen Schla...

This album, coupled with their live gigs, has shown that Christie have a lasting potential which may not have been all that evide...

Christie was a UK band built around singer-songwriter Jeff Christie, and fleshed out with drummer Mike Blakely, and Blakely’s former ...

The debut album by one of Britain's lesser-starred supergroup is a markedly different beast than fans of their former bands, ...

Based in Chicago, Mason Proffit played a style of country-rock that owed less to the more pop-oriented style of L.A. bands like P...