Plain and Fancy

The second solo effort from Tim Davis released late 1972, titled "Take Me As I Am (Without Silver Without Gold)". A crossroad betw...

The strong, slightly different lead voice of Anya Cohen is the main asset of Street (for- merly known as Anya's Street) and it should he...

Drummer Tim Davis was playing with a band in Madison, WI, in the mid-'60s when a friend from the University of Wisconsin, guitarist/sing...

Soft unique rocker from this strong harmony oriented three-man US band with impressed soft-to-up-tempo hooks. Recorded early seventies at Ho...

Released as the third part in the Louisville Music series by the Florida-based GearFab Records, this recording contains the work of a band t...

For their 1976 debut album "Ardour", released on the prestigious Capitol Records, Ethos proved themselves the equal of their Briti...

WHY NOT first started off in October 1965 when Ian Scotney met up with Geoff "Mad Dog" Horgan and had a jam together and decided t...

Ethos were that rarest of things; an American progressive band who got a major label deal. Capitol signed the band around 1975 and let them ...

Having built a strong Christchurch following, the band took stabs at other South Island centres, returning to hometown Rotorua in 1971. From...

"Calabasas" is the fourth album by BW Stevenson, released in 1974 on RCA, and is backed by the likes of Larry Carlton on guitar (w...