frantics
complete frantics on dolton
The raw, early ’60s sound of the Pacific Northwest has caught the fancy of many a reissue label lately. But there remains one important Pacific Northw..
graham bond
solid bond
How about an album featuring Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, John McLaughlin, Dick Heckstall-Smith AND Jon Hiseman?! And, oh yeah, Graham Bond, too-much lik..
jo jo gunne
jo jo gunne
Their 1972 debut album is as good as any rock 'n' roll album released that year in our humble opinion. Includes the hit "Run Run Run," "Shake That Fat..
p.f. sloan
measure of pleasure
With P.F. Sloan back in action again with a new album, it seemed like the right time to reissue his only album for Atco, a 1968 release produced by th..
ramblin' jack elliott
bull durham sacks & railroad tracks
Ramblin' Jack's 1970 album did indeed have a lot of "rappin' and ramblin'" in between renditions of 'Me and Bobby McGee; Folsom Prison Blues; Find a R..
guess who
wheatfield soul
Label: ICONOCLASTIC"
"Wheatfield Soul" was The Guess Whos U.S. debut album and launched the Canadian group to international stardom with the classic ..
electric prunes
release of an oath
Much of the same team that made the notorious 'Mass in F Minor' album were around for this 1968 album, though none of them were in the original band! ..
jo jo gunne
bite down hard
Bassist Mark Andes left the band before their sophomore effort, but the band kept rockin', thanks to a thoroughly road-tested sound and legendary prod..
cowsills
we can fly
Yes, the Cowsill brothers were the real-life inspiration for the Partridge Family, but
by this, their third album for MGM released in 1969, they had ..
mugwumps
mugwumps
With Denny Doherty's recent passing, the absence of this album on CD has become even more glaring. The Mugwumps, of course, were the New York-based fo..
electric prunes
just good old rock & roll
This 1969 album (by the "new improved Electric Prunes") was a far more straightforward affair than any of its Prune predecessors, with a funky, hard-r..
ny rock & roll ensemble
faithful friends
This 1969 release covered both Jimi Hendrix ('Wait until Tomorrow') and J.S. Bach ('Trio Sonata No. 2 in G Major'), which pretty much says it all abou..