Plain and Fancy

Newly released, this is a revised and expanded edition of the classic 1972 album from Renaissance. I love the sound on this version. The ori...

Quite a few references show The Mojo Men as being part of the San Francisco music scene.  Technically that's correct, but the...

The Marshall Tucker Band had a wider palette of musical influences than any other Southern rockers. The eternally high-spirited Wet Willie (...

 A product of its time and environment in every conceivable way, Iron Claw is a now-obscure heavy rock group that was launched by a Led Zepp...

This might well be the best of the early Family recordings. A combination of hard rock (bordering on metal) and wistful folk-roc...

Routinely selling for huge sums of money on the vinyl market and making its way into the collections of pop fanatics as far afiel...

The male-female duo Jon & Robin are thought of as a one-hit wonder for their playful 1967 Top 20 hit "Do It Again a Little Bit Slow...

The first time I heard House Of Leather, at first I was not very impressed by it. The vocals sounded too “pop”; like something the ...

At no other time in our history could Salisbury resurrect his musical career like he has in the new millennium. First gaining no...

Eddie Brigati and Gene Cornish both left the Rascals by 1971. The remaining members -- chief songwriter, vocalist, and keyboardis...