Plain and Fancy

When the Rascals broke up in 1972, guitarist Gene Cornish and drummer Dino Danelli wasted little time putting together another band. For the...

A lot of blues have gone under their musical bridge in the four years since the Animals first exploded on the pop music scene–blues musical ...

Born 27 February 1947, US Navy Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, died 31 December 2000, England. Having played piano and guitar from childhood, Gu...

Marvelous Kid formed in 1970 when drummer Paul Moon and guitarist Tony Coxon met keyboard player/singer Steve Betts in the St. Austell Bay a...

Jean-Jacques Kravetz a classically trained keyboardist-extraordinaire and veteran of such Deutschrock mammoths as Atlantis, Frumpy, Lindenbe...

The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band released three albums in 1967 and 1968 on the Reprise Records label, blending straightforward late-...

There's so much music out there that's not only indifferent but so finely worked or rather overworked that to hear aged, sparse demo...

Inside the twenty-page booklet enclosed within the Feats Don't Fail Me Now (Deluxe Edition), an erudite essay by esteemed author/biograp...

Aztec Two-Step found their name in a poem by Lawrence Ferlinghetti: waltz into this place/and a couple of Papish cats/is doing an Aztec two-...

David Gates got all the attention but James Griffin stood proudly as his cohort during the early days of Bread. Once Bread crumbled, Gates a...