EVERMORE BLUES

Joe Cocker's debut album holds up extraordinarily well across four decades, the singer's performance bolstered by some very shar...

Still not sure whether this album is called Cantofabule (fabulous song) or Cant Of A Bule (as the disc label being called so) or as my Roma...

Roy Harper followed HQ with another superb rock-oriented classic, 1977's interestingly titled Bullinamingvase. The album will forever b...

It is quite surreal to handle a copy of Lie: The Love and Terror Cult, and certainly a very bizarre feeling to know that someone so twisted...

When Song and Danceman was released in 1974 Mike McClellan was already an established performer on the acoustic music scene. That song t...

Crazy Kind Of Life, is a natural progression of Bill Perry continued growth as an artist, his most complete and self-assured recording to...

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,...