Progressive rock advanced in the late ’60s with the formation of the band. Nektar. Nektar assembled in West Germany and released their first album Journey To The Centre Of The…
I have fallen way behind the times with a bit too much travel. But this happens when you retire and decide to explore the world that you have missed at…
Uriah Heep, a UK band that has gained the favor of many a hard rock fan. They certainly captured my attention back in the day. their debut generated interest from…
Nicolette Larson surprised and enraptured an American audience with her cover of the Neil Young track, “Lotta Love”. And for a ten-year period, she had issued seven albums. Of those…
Little Feat, an LA-formed band that found its step in the early ‘70s, only to disband in the late ‘70s due to disagreements on band direction, released 7 peak lineup…
There are those of you who will remember Ian Dury, a darling of the Stiff Records label, may remember the album cover of New Boots and Panties!! (1977). On that…
The Who has a storied career in the annals of Rock that, like classic bands before and after them, do not need a spelled out history. They have their fanbase.…
Yes has released an impressive array of music found on what many consider, subjectively speaking for most, classic sets. From their ’60s start, their ’80s resurgence, and their continued efforts…
Mick Ronson came to prominence as the guitarist for David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars. After the dissolution due to evolution of the band, Mick Ronson worked with Ian…
Sigur Rós, an Icelandic band that blends Rock with classical and ambient strains formed back in 1994 in Reykjavik. With their music, they drew interest from the Sugar Cubes, who…
John Prine left quit a mark with his Country/Folk/Rock entries that began in 1971 with the release of his Atlantic Records debut. With Atlantic, he released four studio albums before…
The Zombies formed in 1962 largely powered by keyboardist, Rod Argent (who went on to a successful ’70s run with Argent), and Colin Blunstone. By 1964, they were known worldwide…