EVERMORE BLUES

Dion's early-'70s albums have been quite overlooked, even in comparison to his similar late-'60s folk-rock records, and even b...

Previously only available trough cassettes (79 copies produced to be exact), this third EM album (and last if you do not count the Radio N...

Despite strong differences in their musical style, these groups are often mentioned together because Kaleidon came out from the ashes of...

This is a rather intriguing compilation of pre-‘St. Radigunds’ Spirogyra music, one that would more properly be called an ‘early recording...

With only 500 pressed, original 1976 vinyl copies of the sole album by unsung Surrey-based folk-rock foundlings Beggars’ Hill are failsaf...

Lynyrd Skynyrd wrote the book on Southern rock with their first album, so it only made sense that they followed it for their second album,...

Is a 1975 album by progressive rock band Renaissance. It has often been considered their overall best album. This album marked the first t...

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...