Plain and Fancy

Melton, Levy and the Dey Brothers' sole album has a bit of a come-down-from-the-reckless-heights-of-Haight-Ashbury vibe, but is a reason...

These guys are an Irish band from the late 70's. The vocals remind of Rory Gallagher and the songs have a Thin Lizzy-ish quality with so...

Oft-considered his second attempt (after the Howlin Wolf Album he famously shunned) at offering the masses a psychedelic record, the sound o...

One of the hallmarks of truly great albums is that they document the moment of their creation but sound as though they could have been recor...

In much the same way as you can throw a stone nowadays and hit a band riding along on the coat tails of some or other genre fad, be it stone...

In retrospect, the German music scene in the early '70s was in some ways open to highly ambitious musicians. This is because not only th...

The Sons of Champlin were written off after the commercial washout of their third album, Follow Your Heart, but they came roaring back two y...

The Sidekicks were a garage/pop rock band from Wildwood, NJ. First known as The Redcoats, the lineup consisted of John Spirt, Mike Burke, an...

Rock n’ roll sometimes isn’t fair with some of its representatives. Rock n’ roll isn’t giving everybody what he/she deserves. However, even ...

The Hollies scored their first American smash in 1966, when “Bus Stop” (written by Graham Gouldman, a future member of 10cc) cracked the Bil...