After failing to secure a recording contract with Buddah Records, the Kasenetz-Katz production team-sponsored band  Crazy Elephant  found ...

Gonzalez  was a loosely knit, British-based aggregate with a revolving-door membership of anywhere from 10 to 30 players. Their specialty...

Somedays ago my friend Bill made a post in his interesting blog 24HourDejaVu  about Danny Gatton an underrated and forgotten but very ...

Roger Morris ' obscure  First Album  was part of a low-key country-roots rock movement in Britain in the early '70s --  Brinsley S...

Although he's most well-known as a session guitarist for numerous noteworthy folk-rockers and singer/songwriters in the '60s (part...

Formed in Melbourne, Australia in 1970, this psychedelic/blues group centred around lyricist and vocalist Gulliver Smith (b. Kevin Smith)...

Dan Penn has written many great soul songs -- the problem is, he didn't keep any for this album. It's fine, as far as it goes, but...

Sometimes memories distort or inflate the quality of recordings deemed legendary, but in the case of Dusty in Memphis , the years have onl...

Five of the six selections on this CD reissue feature drummer  Art Taylor  in an all-star sextet of mostly young players comprised of trum...

Noel Redding  was the better-known of the two bassists who appeared alongside  Jimi Hendrix  during his brief recording career between 19...

Reproduction reissue of Afro-Latin-Funk-Fuzz holy grail on heavy vinyl. Includes mp3 download code redeemable from the label** "Belgi...

George Brigman  sounded like a man out of time on his rare mid-'70s debut,  Jungle Rot  (though it's not so rare anymore, having b...

Saxophonist  Charles Lloyd  is a forward-thinking musician's musician whose supreme improvisational talents and interest in cross-poll...