Alice Cooper (the band, the ORIGINAL band) began their ShockRock journey way back in the late ’60s as a signing to Zappa’s WB imprint, Straight Records. They released two album…
In 1969, Norman Greenbaum created a memorable single with a single track from his 1969 debut Reprise album. That song, “Spirit In The Sky” would sell over 2 million copies…
Rod Stewart has enjoyed an enviable shelf life as an artist. Beginning in 1964 with his involvement with Long John Baldry before moving on to the Jeff Beck Group in…
Mien is a current US-based psychedelic band that is a hybrid of The Black Angels, Elephant Stone, The Earlies, and Arkestra. Created in 2018 as a side project, Mien released…
Pale Saints, formed in the late ’80s just as music was beginning to shift away from the New Wave style of the ’80s and into the distinct musical styles adopted…
Frank DiMino sang for a band popular in the late ’70s, a band known as Angel. Signed by the burgeoning Casablanca label, and discovered by Gene Simmons of KISS, Angel…
The band that came to be known simply as Chicago (from Chicago Transit Authority) not only entered into the world of Rock and Roll with excitement, they continued through for…
The Eagles were a band of strong talent that spread amongst their members. One of those is Don Henley. After the peak era of The Eagles ended after the release…
New York Dolls, credited with helping spearhead the emerging Punk style into existence, began in 1971, with their Todd Rundgren-produced debut arriving in 1973. The debut was followed by the…
In 1975, an independent label (Mushroom Records) from Canada released what would soon become a best-selling debut featuring a pair of sisters to be known as Heart, That debut gave…
Virgin Records, in their first release as a fledgling record label in the days of growing labels from scratch, released Tubular Bells as it first offering. The album gained worldwide…
Pete Shelley was an essential aspect of the band, Buzzcocks. Along with Howard DeVoto (who went on to form the highly underrated Magazine with John McGeoch, who himself went on…