For nearly a quarter of a century, the Gear Fab label has been siring collections of super obscure forty-fives from the sixties. Each package celebrates a specific state,...
The UK pop psych/progressive rock band Complex issued only two rare albums and one single during their 1971-1978 lifespan, including a self-released debut LP, so sought after that...
A Colorful Storm presents the first vinyl release of the Kudo’s 2013 CD (originally released on Hyotan in 2013) collecting songs recorded a decade ago in Japan and...
The Los Angeles based group The Electric Prunes are best remembered for their psychedelic rock single ‘I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)’ which peaked at #11...
Like most kids coming of age in the sixties, Chip Muellemann was bitten by the rock and roll bug. But rather than remain strictly a spectator and consumer...
When we look back into modern music’s history, it’s made more difficult (not just clouded) unfortunately because of some fad called the internet, a tool which assumes it...
Liverpool's Alan Graham met his future bride, Anne Morrison, or “Anna” as he calls her, in Earl’s Court, London, in the late-middIe-1960s, in the hotbed of U.S.-English cross-pollination...
The 1971 film '200 Motels', from the fertile and twisted mind of the late iconoclast Frank Zappa, is one of the most ground-breaking movies of the early 1970s....
Ingrid and Jack have stepped out with perhaps their most introspective album to date, an album filled with the defining moments that make bluegrass and folk music what...
The Rolling Stones began the concert with an initial big screen photo montage tribute to the late, great, and very much loved Charlie Watts--featuring film and video clips...