UK three CD clamshell boxed set celebrating the so-called underground rock music 1968, a year that saw huge changes, both musical and social. 1968 was a pivotal year for creativity in British rock,... more

Lou Adler's Ode Records signed Spirit when guitarist Randy California was just 16. The label saw something special in the band's inspired fusion of psychedelia, rock and jazz, and so have record... more

Robin Trower left Procol Harum a month after the release of this 1971 LP, the band's fifth. A diverse delight, this album features a tighter sound than their earlier work (due, in part, to the... more

Four CD set. Climax Blues Band: The Albums 1973 - 1976 is the second collection of Climax Blues Band albums and features their work issued between 1973 and 1976, a period of commercial and concert... more

Cream's famed drummer returned to hard-charging blues-rock territory with the Baker Gurvitz Army, teaming with Adrian and Paul Gurvitz of UK hit-makers Gun and recording a trio of LPs. Here are all... more

Recorded while Traffic was on hiatus, Jim's solo debut ("Oh How We Danced") features Steve Winwood along with Chris Wood, Paul Kossoff, Dave Mason, Ric Grech, Jim Gordon and other special guests.... more

The amazingly prolific, endlessly energetic Randy California sure left us a whole lot to still discover. Joined by a booklet with a new essay and period photos, these 6 CDs gather 1979–83 studio and... more

An arranger and key member of Linda Ronstadt's band, Andrew Gold broke out as a solo artist with his 1975 self-titled LP, then saw Leo Sayer cover his song "Endless Flight" on the 1976 LP of the same... more