Track List 01- Southern Lady 02- Tecolote 03- Quicksand 04- I Know You're Leaving...

Track Listing 01 DJ Intro / Rumble 02 It Was A Bad Scene 03 Good Time Joe 04 Walkin' Bulldog 05 She's That Kind of Woman 06...

On the second LP, “Situation Normal”, Pete Solley had taken over much of the control of the band. There is a strong country-rock influen...

Well, if you found your way to this page you must be a real fan of early 70's heavy psych rock as this one's been out of p...

When Paladin folded in 1973 I noted that their keyboard player/violinist Pete Solley had joined Snafu. This was a progressive rock band f...

Solley left the band to join Procol Harum. Brian Chatton and Tim Hinkley was recruited to complete the lineup that would record the band’...

Stack Waddy's second and final studio album Bugger Off. Originally released in 1972 John Peel favorites Stack Waddy were a raucous Ro...

Stack Waddy's debut album is one of the "must hear" discs of the early 1970s, an uncompromising roar that might cavort thro...

This was to be Man's last studio album for two decades, and with its weak sales (it failed to chart) and underpowered material it...

When The Byrds reunited for Asylum Records there was the hope that the original quintet would recapture the magic they generated with the...

When John Cipollina left Quicksilver Messenger Service in 1971, he formed Copperhead with Jim Murray and Casey Sonoban (two members of th...

Harper considers HQ to be "...probably the best record that I have made to date" HQ finds Roy in 1975 as part of a rock quart...

An extremely rare and previously unreleased 1969/1970 heavy psychedelic album housed in a superb sleeve. It was recorded in the Cavern So...

Kind of a given here, don't you think? The Farm Band (also operating as Stephen & The Farm Band and the Tennessee Farm Band) was ...

An underrated masterpiece from Love  Yes indeed, this is a different band than was behind the beloved Forever Changes, but that's ok...

Late last year when we wrote about Arthur Lee’s superb soul spin “Everybody’s Gotta Live,” we hadn’t yet heard Vindicator, the track’s 1...

Roger Chapman's second studio album, Mail Order Magic, was recorded under some Roger Chapmantough conditions for the singer. Punk and...