EVERMORE BLUES

Clouds is the 1969 second album by Joni Mitchell. It is sparsely arranged, with little more than Mitchell's voice and solo acoustic guit...

By virtue of containing "Funk #49," if for no other reason, RIDES AGAIN, the second album from Cleveland rockers the James Gang, w...

n the late ’60s, director Paul Witzig traveled the globe, 16mm camera in tow, shooting silent footage of some of Australia’s top surfers on ...

Pollen's sole LP from 1976 is simply the best progressive rock album that came out of Quebec in the '70s. More progressive than Har...

Colosseum's debut album is a powerful one, unleashing each member's instrumental prowess at one point while consolidating each talen...

The first solo album of the architect of the Mamas & Papas sound , John Phillips , was certainly one of the more heralded events at the ...

Jerry Garcia & Friends were advertised to play at the Matrix in San Francisco on December 15, 16 & 17, 1970. This group, who are als...

The members of Madrigal met while junior high school students and formed in 1968. Peter Boynton (piano, organ, bass, vocals, keyboards), Ric...

This folk-influenced duo from the USA, comprising songwriters Rex Fowler (vocals/guitar) and Neal Shulman (vocals/guitar), met at an ‘open m...

When Graham Field left Rare Bird after the classic "As Your Mind Flies By" he immediately formed his own group. He signed a deal w...