paper garden
paper garden
The American psych pop quintet Paper Garden had established a solid reputation performing to university students in their native New York and in surro..
jonesy
keeping up...
Jonesy was a British progressive rock band active in the early 1970s. The band's lineup included John Evan-Jones (guitar, vocals), Trevor Jones (bass,..
zior
zior
British blues-rock quartet Zior had their roots in the bourgeoning R&B scene that arose during the late 1960s in the southeast coastal city of Southen..
july
the second of july
Although chiefly associated with art rock and progressive rock due to the symphonic bent of their breakthrough second album, 'Days Of Future Past', as..
j.p. sunshine
j.p. sunshine
In 1967, the English poet George Duffell, alias Jorgy Porgy, decided to set his verses to music, birthing J.P. Sunshine with guitarist/vocalist Rod Go..
five day rain
more from 1970
Mythical Sussex psychedelic protoprog band Five Day Rain cut an album that never was in 1970, since a dispute nixed its official release. This must-ha..
five day rain
five day rain
Enigmatic psychedelic proto-prog act Five Day Rain was formed in Sussex in the late 1960s by guitarist Rick Sharpe and bassist Clive Shepherd of Iron ..
jonesy
no alternative
One of the lesser-known acts to arise during the plethora of prog rock acts in Britain, Jonesy was formed in 1971 by frontman John Evans-Jones and his..
gypsy blood
kokkourishi
Exact repro of the original with 4 bonus tracks. Japanese country rock act Gypsy Blood must be heard to be believed. Released on Vertigo in 1971, thei..
agincourt
fly away
Trading Places present a reissue of Agincourt's Fly Away, originally released in 1970. During the mid-1960s, deep in the Sussex countryside of souther..
mighty baby
a jug of love
Evolving from London Mod act The Action, Mighty Baby signed to Parlophone on the reputation of their live sets, featuring guitarist Alan King, bassist..
ithaca
a game for all who know
A UK underground psych-folk holy grail, originally released in a tiny private run in 1973, returns to vinyl. Ithaca featured Peter Howell and John Fer..