Little Feat introduced in 1969 and released their first album in 1971. Formed by Lowell George and Bill Payne after Lowell and Roy Estrada left Mothers of Invention, the band…
Little Feat introduced in 1969 and released their first album in 1971. Formed by Lowell George and Bill Payne after Lowell and Roy Estrada left Mothers of Invention, the band…
After a pair of albums recorded for Zappa’s Straight label (Warner Music), Alice Cooper (the band) recorded a stunning set with Love It To Death (1971). It was followed by…
Since the late ’60s, Black Sabbath has become a staple of hard rock, giving excellent music on through the remainder of the century. Even in 2013, Black Sabbath commanded attention…
Bedlam formed in 1972 as a hard rock band (originally as Beast before changing the name to Bedlam). With members from a variety of bands (Dave Ball came from Procol…
Formed in the UK in 1971, the band known as Camel went on to influence many bands for decades with their progressive/jazz/rock blend. This band, while never completely ignored, never…
Alan Vega and Martin Rev formed Suicide back in 1970 with their first album released in 1977. The band developed a rabid following with Suicide releasing five in total. On…
Steely Dan has enjoyed a massive fanbase pretty much from the get-go with their Platinum-selling Can’t Buy A Thrill, released at the end of 1972. Within, that album produced two…
Frijid Pink was a band of the late ’60s, with a searing hard rock sound straight out of Detroit. Their fiery take on “The House Of The Rising Sun” helped…
New York Dolls may the name for themselves with their arrival in NYC. By 1973, they released their first album and the rest of their history would never be without…
Mike Oldfield gained strength as a portion of his Tubular Bells debut was featured in The Exorcist back in 1973. Creating a uniquely eerie but beautifully atmospheric essence with the…
The Moody Blues formed in the early years of the ’60s but came to greater prominence in the late ’60s with Nights In White Satin, and then again in 1972…