Plain and Fancy

Although the Raik's Progress only released one single in their brief career -both sides of which are included here-, Sundazed magically ...

Badfinger (originally to be entitled For Love or Money) was the band’s first release on Warner Brothers. Due largely to internal troubles at...

Following the demise of FJ & The Impressions at the end of the ’60s, Galt, Ontario natives keyboardist Ron Baumtrog and bassist Mike Gin...

Third album, titled simply Babe Ruth, is an altogether more straightforward rocky affair, but does have some strong material. Dancer gives J...

With an issue of only 99 copies, this is one of the rarest records to emerge from the UK that contains some interesting music. The elaborate...

For their second album Valley Gardens, Nick Glennie-Smith replaced Paul Gerrett on keyboards. This line-up change led to a far more progress...

CWT were an English band who recorded their only album in Hamburg, which was then released on Kuckuck. They were one of the heaviest acts on...

Recorded with producer Michael Cuscuna in two sessions — Woodstock, December 1972, and New York City, Spring 1973 — this was to be Smither’s...

If pure talent was the only requirement to guarantee massive popularity, then Mick Abrahams would be as well known as Eric Clapton. The fact...

A sweet 70s set on Capricorn Records – one from a time when the label was moving away from a more slavishly southern sound, and really openi...