EVERMORE BLUES

Chris Farlowe's second Immediate Records LP (and his second album of 1966) was probably generated more by Andrew Oldham's need fo...

Bruce Cockburn (prounced Co-burn) got started in 1969 when Neil Young canceled his headliner slot at Canada's Mariposa Folk Festival t...

Carole King brought the fledgling singer/songwriter phenomenon to the masses with Tapestry , one of the most successful albums in pop mus...

Behind the Gardens is a studio album by New Age artist Andreas Vollenweider , released in 1981. It is almost entirely instrumental, and...

Hedge & Donna is gentle, soulful harmony and musical beauty of the late sixties and early seventies at its best. Their trace however i...

I once read that the time when there were the most active bands in the US was 1967, right after the release of Sgt. Peppers. Basically, ...

Progressive Rock is one of the most loved and frequently debated of all musical genres. This 52 track collection is a worthy addition to Un...

The group, originally called "The Knowbody Else", was formed in 1965 in Black Oak, Arkansas, by Ronnie "chicky Hawk Smith (...

When Finnish band Wigwam signed with England's Virgin label in 1974, it was an indication they wanted international success, and Nucle...

Alex Campbell was one of Scotland's best-loved wandering minstrels. Learning the art of busking while traveling with American folk sin...