Plain and Fancy

Paul Brett is widely regarded as one of the finest 12-string acoustic guitarists in the world and also has an amazing collection ...

The colour of Sage , most likely purple with streaks of blue, well that’s if you’ve ever listened to Paul Brett’s Sage. The multi-colo...

According to the liner notes on their album, drummer Nick Alexander, singers Liza Gonzales and Dave Riordan, guitarist Greg Likens, ...

The experience that what was Fred, goes beyond what will be said here, as the music made by the band in the years 1970-1974 goes bey...

From the remnants of Beantown's psychedelic Beacon Street Union flew the equally short-lived Eagle. After issuing two virtually unheard ...

The Allman Brothers came first, but Lynyrd Skynyrd epitomized Southern rock. The Allmans were exceptionally gifted musicians, as much bl...

Punk rock made the Streetwalkers seem like old farts, but Red Card proved (upcoming metaphor overuse intended) that they still had an ace up...

"Benedictus" is the quintessential Strawbs, the band at their finest. If someone were to ask me to describe their unique sound, I ...

Gone in the Morning is Quiver's follow-up to their self-titled debut, which was somewhat successful in the U.K., but invisible on Americ...

Don “Sugarcane” Harris, from Pasadena, California was born in 1938, and by his teens was playing R&B guitar and violin with Dewey Terry ...