Naire Paulo Siqueira (Goiânia, July 15, 1943), generally known by the stage name Naire, is a musician, composer, producer, publicist, musi...

Most listeners who remember them think of  Earth Quake  as a mid-'70s band, but the group's roots go back a decade earlier. Indeed...

A black African artist, born in Ghana during the English colonial occupation, Mack Porter moved to the Netherlands and then to Italy in th...

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Released in 1974,  Faces in Reflection  was, in many ways,  George Duke 's third album as a leader for MPS. The first two, Solus and T...

Julie Driscoll  left  Trinity , the band she fronted and directed with Brit soul-jazz icon  Brian Auger , in 1969. She recorded a pair of ...

The band was originally known as "Five Sounds" and included keyboardist Joe Sealy. They released two singles in 1965 and 1966 on...

Say what you like about the 1960s, but it would be no easy task trying to identify another decade of the late twentieth century when music...

CCS - Collective Consciousness Society - was an unlikely collaboration between blues traditionalist Alexis Korner (b. 19 April 1928, Paris...

A short-lived progressive underground rock outfit whose album is now rare and sought-after. It's reputed to contain some good instrume...

Conservatory of Music and became a member of  Charles Mingus '  Jazz Workshop  from 1962-1964 where he worked with  Eric Dolphy  and e...

After leaving the fading  Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band ,  Charles Wright  released this sprawling double LP full of roof-burning funk gr...

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Blue Cheer 's debut album,  Vincebus Eruptum , was widely and accurately described as "the loudest record ever made" when it...