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 The jazz rock fussion band Ambergris, was formed by Jerry Weiss, who appeared on the debut album by Blood, Sweat & Tears. This album was produced by the great Steve Cropper.01 - Something Happened To Me02 - Play On Player03 - Gotta Find Her04 - Chocolate Pudding05 - Forget It, I Got It06 - Walking On The Water07 - Sunday Lady08 - Home Groan09 - Soul Food10 - Endless NightLINK |
Credited to Argus, this album should have be titled as an "Argus” / "Anaconda” split album because it comprises material of two very different groups. Dave Wagstaffe's first bands, Argus was an English blues hard rock band and Anaconda was a jazz rock outfit. Recorded live by Argus at Brondesbury Park, London, 1973 (tracks 1-5) and recorded live by Anaconda at The George Finsbury Park, London, 1977 (tracks 6-12). Dave Wagstaffe, drums, Mick Pearl, bass, Del Watkins, guitar and Ken Lewis, vocals (Argus) and Dave Wagstaffe, drums, Randy Spence guitar, vocals, Rod Newington, bass and "Mad" Reg, flute (Anaconda).Argus01 - Friend Of Mine02 - Road Of Life03 - Twenty-Four Hours04 - Same Old Story05 - SuperstitionAnaconda06 - Funk Song 07 - Why Can't They Leave Us Alone 08 - Take No Chance 09 - Drum Thing 10 - Jubilee Shuffle 11 - 77 St. Thomas Road Part 1 12 - 77 St. Thomas Road Part 2 LINK |
 Armaggedon was a late sixties german hard/heavy blues rock band, Frank Diez (guitar,vocals), Manfred Galatik (keyboards, bass), Michael Nürnberg (bass, guitar) and Jürgen Lorenzen (drums). Their self-titled album is a heavy progressive masterpiece with excellent, Hendrix-influenced guitar work and vocals by Frank Diez. Armageddon was the start of his long and impressive career. Their album had six tracks, and two of them were cover versions. Most impressive was the 10 minute version of Jeff Beck Group's "Rice Pudding". This track had some of the greatest heavy guitar riffing to appear on a German record.(SW)01 - Round02 - Open03 - Oh Man04 - Rice Pudding05 - People Talking06 - Better By You, Better Than MeLINK |
 British progresive rock band, Ted Bartlett / vocals, Dave Cook / bass, Rodney Harrison / guitar, vocals, Peter Orgil / violin, James Smith / vocals and Ian Snow / drums. This album, which is a cross between Fantasy and The Moody Blues (circa 1971), is worth checking out. Asgard came from the West Country and their first 45 was produced by Tony Clarke. They were also one of the first bands signed by Gerry Hoff, head of The Moody Blues' Threshold label. Rod Harrison had previously played in Please and Bulldog Bread, whilst James Smith and Ian Snow went on to Stonehouse.01 - In the Realm of Asgaerd02 - Friends03 - Town Crier04 - Austin Osman Spare05 - Children of a New Born Age06 - Time07 - Lorraine08 - StarquestLINK |
Produced by Joel Sill, Atlee were a good hard-rock quartet from California. All the tracks on their sole album were penned by Yeager and demonstrate the band's skill and their sense of humour: Jesus People, Dirty Sheets, Dirty Old Man, Let's Make Love are just some highlights of a very consistent album. Still working with Michael Stevens, Atlee Yeager would go on to issue another album on Chelsea in 1973. Don Francisco, drums, vocals, Bruce Schaffer, Keyboards, Vocals, Michael Stevens, guitar, vocals and Atlee Yager, lead vocals, bass01 - Rip You Up02 - Swamp Rythm03 - Painted Ladies04 - Jesus People05 - Let?s Make Love06 - Will Get Together07 - Dirty Old Man08 - Ain?t That The Way09 - Dirty SheetsLINK |
 Jan and Dean were a rock and roll duo, popular from the late 1950s through the mid 1960s, consisting of William Jan Berry and Dean Ormsby Torrence. They became associated with the vocal "surf music" craze that was later popularised by The Beach Boys. Popsicle is the 16th album of the duo, arranged & produced by Jan Berry and Snuff Garrett, released in 1966 by Liberty Records.01 - Popsicle02 - The Restless Surfer03 - She's My Summer Girl04 - Down At Malibu Beach05 - Summer Means Fun06 - Tennessee07 - Norwegian Wood08 - A Surfer's Dream09 - Surf Route 10110 - Surfin' Wild11 - Waimea Bay12 - One-Piece Topless Bathing SuitLINK |
 Shocking Blue was a Dutch rock band from The Hague, the Netherlands, formed in 1967. Their biggest hit, "Venus", went to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in February 1970, and the band had sold 13.5 million discs by 1973, but the group disbanded in 1974. Shocking You aka Third Album is an album released in 1971 by Pink Elephant Records.01 - Venus02 - Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind03 - Long And Lonesome Road04 - Send Me A Postcard Darling05 - Hot Sand06 - Mighty Joe07 - Blossom Lady08 - Hello Darkness09 - Time Slips Away10 - Shocking You11 - Pickin' Tomatoes12 - Fireball Of Love13 - Never Marry A Railroad Man14 - Velvet Heaven15 - Roll Engine RollLINK |
CD reissue of this unreleased album of West Coast psych recordings from 1969. Monstrous & unreleased at the time heavy/psychedelic/West Coast artifact of the highest order. This is one of the five best-ever promo-only releases to emerge from California. Only released in a quantity of a couple of copies to get a major record deal that never materialized. Three of the songs were used in a low-budget biker flick called Black Angels. The original demo LP had only a plain black label with no kinds of credits. The original producer told us that a demo-only LP was released by The Zoo after the Chocolate Moose album. The slightly different line-up had the name Joyful Noise (you can see a scan of the acetate in Hans Pokora's 4001 Record Collector's Dreams) but at this time they were looking for a tougher name to fit to the music and they found Mad Dog. Under this name a couple of test pressings were done. So we made a re-release deal straight away. To our surprise the guy told us, after hearing the tape, that he knew the music and that it had already been re-released by another label without any kinds of info using the numbers from the dead end part of the vinyl which was C1/C2! The C was for Cavett, the producer's name. Since the project was already paid, we decided to go on with the release to please collectors with an amazing remastering straight from the master tapes, and an insert with unseen pictures and a band bio written by Morgan Cavett. Howard M. Leese (lead guitar, background vocals), Terry Gottlieb (bass, background vocals), Vincent "Murphy" Carfagna (rhythm guitar), Steve Goldstein (drums, percussion) and Gary Witkosky (lead vocals, background vocals, tenor sax, flute)01 - Suite For Two Guitars02 - Military Disgust03 - Ala Ala04 - Fort Huachuca Blues05 - Everything's Alright06 - Dawn Of The Seventh Sun07 - The Fast Song08 - When It Touches You09 - Soulful Bowlful10 - Free FallLINK |
Beggars Opera were a progressive rock band from Glasgow, Scotland, and were formed in Glasgow in 1969 by guitarist Ricky Gardiner. Members: Ricky Gardiner (Guitar), Alan Park (Organ), Martin Griffiths (Vox), and Marshall Erskine (Bass) and Raymond Wilson (Drums). Virginia Scott (Mellotron) and Gordon Sellar (Bass) joined in 1971. Waters Of Change is the second album of the band, released in 1971.01 - Time Machine02 - Lament03 - I've No Idea04 - Nimbus05 - Festival06 - Silver Peacock Intro07 - Silver Peacock08 - Impromptu09 - The FoxLINK |
October Country was created in 1967 by singer, musician and composer Michael Lloyd, who with 13 years of age was "under the wing of the famous producer Kim Fowley. Michael Lloyd - guitar, composer, songwriter, Caryle (Carol) De Franca - female vocals, Joe De Franca - vocals, Marty Earle - guitar, Bob Wian - keyboards, Bruce Wayne - bass and Eddie Beram - drums. The group, created for this sole LP, disbanded after the recording. About the music, an obvious influence of Lloyd's favorite The Beatles (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band) and The Beach Boys (Pet Sounds).01 - October Country02 - Painted Sky03 - Little Boy Smiling04 - She's Been Away05 - Good To Be Around06 - I Was A Fire07 - Cowboys And Indians08 - I Just Don't Know09 - End Of The Line10 - My Girlfriend Is A Witch11 - Caryle's Theme12 - Baby What I Mean13 - October Country (Mono)14 - I Just Don't Know (Mono)15 - I Wish I Was A Fire (Mono)16 - Cowboys And Indians (Mono)17 - My Girlfriend Is A Witch (Bonus Track)LINK |
 Ptarmigan was formed in Vancouver B.C. in 1970 by Michael Bieling, James Lithgow and Glen Dias. The band performed in coffee houses and small venues around the Vancouver Island and Victoria areas and attracted the attention of world renowned American flautist Paul Horn who had just moved to B.C. They began writing songs with Bieling accompanying on congas & soon added Dennis Lelonde on alto sax, piano & vocals; Monte Nordstrom on 12 string guitar & vocals with a second percussionist, Shawn Mullins. The sextet performed on Vancouver lsland & eventually came to the attention of the renowned flautist Paul Horn who had moved to Victoria, BC to escape the rigours of life in Los Angeles. He was impressed with the group's unorthodox style & encouraged the band to stay in touch. When the group fragmented with Lithgow & Bieling departing Peter Wheeler, an American percussionist, joined the band. Ptarmigan's music creates passages of flowing dreamy progressive almost psychedelic folk. Glen Dias : lead vocal, alto, tenor & bass recorder, incidental percussion, Monte Nordstrom : vocals, 12 string guitar (lead vocals on "A great northern Lake"), Kat Hendrikse : drums, Dave Field : acoustic bass, Richard Mayer : electric bass (on "The Island") and Peter Wheeler : hand drums. 01 - Rise02 - Go Dancing03 - The Island-Intro04 - The Island-Preamble05 - The Island-Main Theme06 - Vancouver-Reflections07 - Vancouver-The City08 - Night Of The Gulls-On The Water09 - A Hymn Tio The Ocean & A Great Nothern Lake-Ocean Song10 - A Hymn Tio The Ocean & A Great Nothern Lake-Afternoon Rain11 - Coquihalla12 - Chimborazo(Bonus Track)13 - Chimborazo-Studio Tag(Bonus Track)LINK |
 Studio & live rarities. Track 1, 2 First Pink Floyd-Studio-Session, Track 3 Studio Session, October 31, 1966, Track 4 Live in London, May 12, 1967, Track 5+14 Studio outtakes 1967, Track 6-9 BBC-Session, September 30, 1967, Track 10-13 BBC-Session, December 19, 1967, Track 15 Single version, available only on USA Tower label 7", Track 16 Live in Rotterdam October 12, 1967, Track 17 Studio outtake.01 - Lucy Leave02 - I´m A Kingbee03 - Interstellar Overdrive04 - Astronomy Domine05 - Experiment06 - Flaming07 - The Gnome08 - Matilda Mother09 - The Scarecrow10 - Vegetable Man11 - Pow R Toc H12 - Scream Thy Last Scream13 - Jugband Blues14 - Silas Lane15 - Flaming16 - Reaction In G17 - Milky WayLINK |
 Cahoots is the fourth album by Canadian-American rock group The Band released in 1971 and was their last all-original studio album for four years. It received only mixed reviews when it first appeared. Robbie Robertson wrote or co-wrote all but one of the album tracks, Bob Dylan's "When I Paint My Masterpiece." Robertson's occasional co-writers include Danko and Helm on "Life is a Carnival", and Van Morrison on "4% Pantomime." The album cover for Cahoots was painted by New York artist/illustrator Gilbert Stone.01 - Life Is A Carnival02 - When I Paint My Masterpiece03 - Last Of The Blacksmiths04 - Where Do We Go From Here05 - 4% Pantomime06 - Shoot Out In Chinatown07 - The Moon Struck One08 - Thinkin' Out Loud09 - Smoke Signal10 - Volcano11 - The River HymnLINK |
 Badger was a British rock band from the early 1970s. The band was co-founded by keyboardist Tony Kaye after he left Yes, with David Foster. The pair found drummer Roy Dyke, formerly of Ashton, Gardner & Dyke, and Dyke suggested Brian Parrish on guitar. The new band signed to Atlantic Records. Badger's first release was the live album, One Live Badger, co-produced by Jon Anderson and Geoffrey Haslam, and was taken from a show opening for Yes. In the progressive rock genre, five of the songs were co-written by the whole band, with a sixth by Parrish.01 - Wheel Of Fortune02 - Fountain03 - Wind Of Change04 - River05 - The Preacher06 - On The Way HomeLINK |
 Rod Piazza formed blues band Bacon Fat in 1968. Piazza's idol and mentor, George "Harmonica" Smith joined the band and they had a "dual harp" sound. Bacon Fat released two albums the following two years. Piazza left and worked in other bands before going solo in 1974. Rod "Gingerman" Piazza - vocals, harmonica, George "Harmonica" Smith - vocals, harmonica, J.D. Nicholson - piano, vocals, Ivan "Buddy" Reed - guitar, vocals, Gregg Schaefer - guitar, mandolin, Dick Innes Jr. - drums and Jerry Smith - bass.01 - Up The Line02 - Boom Boom (Out Goes The Lights)03 - Small's On 53Rd04 - She's A Wrong Woman05 - I Need Your Love06 - Juicy Harmonica07 - Nobody But You08 - Telephone Blues09 - You're So Fine10 - Too LateLINK |
 Barefoot Jerry was and is a Nashville-based Southern rock and progressive Country band most active from 1971-1977. It was composed of area studio musicians under the tutelage of Wayne Moss, lead guitarist of Area Code 615, and other 615 alumni. This name is also used to refer to Moss and his sidemen in current reunions and other projects. Moss founded Cinderella Recording Studios and has operated it since 1960. Barefoot Jerry's first line up consisted of: Wayne Moss guitar/keyboards/vocals, Mac Gayden - guitar/keyboards/vocals, Kenneth A. Buttrey - drums, and John Harris - keyboards. This line up of Barefoot Jerry recorded the superb Southern Delight before Gayden left in 1972. 01 - Hospitality Song02 - I'm Proud To Be A Redneck03 - Smokies04 - Quit While You're A Head05 - Blood Is Not The Answer06 - Come To Me Tonight07 - Finishing Touches08 - The Minstrel Is Free At Last09 - Nobody Knows10 - That's Ok, He'll Be Your Brother SomedayLINK |
 Gayden left in 1972 to form his own band - Skyboat; Buttrey joined Neil Young's band. Wayne Moss and John Harris were soon joined by Russ Hicks - guitar/steel guitar/horn/vocals and Kenny Malone - drums for the equally breathtaking "Barefoot Jerry" released on Warner Brothers in 1972.01 - Castle Rock02 - One Woman03 - In God We Trust04 - Message05 - Friends06 - Snuff Queen07 - Little Maggie08 - Warm09 - Fish 'n' Tits10 - Ain't It Nice In Here11 - EbenezerLINK |
 Minor heroes of the East Coast garage-psych boom of the late '60s, the Druids of Stonehenge were a New York-based band. With an average age of 17, the group formed as the Druids in 1965, and that November a lineup comprised of Budge, guitarists Carl Hauser and Billy Tracy, bassist Tim Workman, and drummer Steve Tindall entered Manhattan's Nola Studios. This first session produced versions of "Who Do You Love," "Baby Please Don't Go," "Pretty Thing," and "I Put a Spell on You"; further sessions cut over the next year or so included similarly seething covers of Bo Diddley's "I (Who Have Nothing)" and "Bald Headed Woman." These earliest recordings have since been compiled onto a self-titled Sundazed mini-album, selections and performances that place the band firmly in the Rolling Stones/Pretty Things-flavored camp of brutally high-octane R&B. In 1968, the newly renamed and psychedelically realigned Druids of Stonehenge relocated to the West Coast and, signing to the Uni label, cut the single "A Garden Where Nothing Grows" and the album Creation. Notable for further stylized covers, Dylan's "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" and Love's "Signed D.C." among them, together with a fiery retread of "I Put a Spell on You," the album was recorded in two sets of sessions, the bulk at TTG in L.A., the remainder back at Nola in New York. For many years best known only for the two songs later culled for the Baubles, Vol. 1 compilation, "Six Feet Down" and "Pale Dream," Creation has also since been reissued by Sundazed.(AMG)01 - Six Feet Down02 - Earthless03 - I Put A Spell On You04 - Speed05 - Bring It On Home (Can't Get By Alone)06 - Painted Woman07 - Pale Dream08 - Signed, D.C09 - Forgot To Begot10 - A Garden Where Nothing Grows11 - It's All Over Now, Baby BlueLINK |
 The Illinois Speed Press was an American rock band formed - originally as The Rovin' Kind - in Chicago, later relocating to California. The band was formed by Paul Cotton - later of Poco - and Kal David. According to Allmusic, their sound "combined elements of R&B and country music in a powerful double-lead-guitar attack." Paul Cotton, guitar vocals, Kal David, guitar vocals, Mike Anthony, keyboards, vocals, Fred Page, drums, Keith Anderson, bass and Rob Lewine, bass.01 - Get In The Wind02 - Hard Luck Story03 - Here Today04 - Pay The Price05 - P.N.S. When You Come Around06 - Be A Woman07 - Sky Song08 - Beauty09 - Free Ride10 - Right On Time11 - Nite People12 - G.I.T.W. Part II (Instrumental)LINK |
 Released in 1973 only in Germany. "A second Rickfors-led Hollies album Out On The Road (1973) was recorded and issued in Germany, however no UK or USA release was made as Rickfors then stepped down, giving this lost Hollies Album legendary status among the band's fans, and high prices on the original German release." 01 - Out On The Road02 - A Better Place03 - They Don´t Realise I´m Down04 - The Last Wind05 - Mr. Heartbreaker06 - I Was Born A Man07 - Slow Down, Go Down08 - Don ¥t Leave The Child Alone09 - Nearer To You10 - Pick Up The Pieces Again11 - Trans-Atlantic West Bound JetLINK |
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