EVERMORE BLUES

During his proverbial 15 minutes of fame in the late '60s, Tiny Tim was one of the most bizarre spectacles on television: a heavy, six-...

In the McKendree Spring exhibit at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & Museum in Cleveland, Ohio is an attribution that says: Experiment...

Mark Henley is a song writer from the Been There and Done That School of Hard Knocks. He writes from his heart about his life and experienc...

Man consisted of Richard Supa (lead guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals), Dennis Belline (rhythm guitar, piano, vocals), Richie Cardenas (bass,...

Hokus Poke were a early UK British blues band on the Vertigo label. They only released Earth Harmony in 1972. Essentially, Hokus Poke follo...

Fleetwood Mac's first album made after the departure of Danny Kirwan features the additions of guitarist Bob Weston and singer Dave Wal...

What an underrated band!. If you like your jazz rock fusion with prog overtones and excellent musicianship than this is for you. In the sam...

Deardorff & Joseph were not widely heard or remembered, but that doesn't mean they were forgotten or even felt. Their 1976 debut be...

British Folk-Rock / Prog group Amazing Blondel, one of the most unique and sophisticated bands to appear on the scene in the 1970s. After r...

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