Mountain was an American hard rock band formed on Long Island, New York, in 1969.[1][2] Originally consisting of vocalist-guitarist Leslie West, bassist-vocalist Felix Pappalardi, keyboardist Steve... more

One of the great guitar bands of the '70s parted ways after charting with two 1974 releases: the 2-LP live-in-Osaka Twin Peaks and the storming studio album Avalanche. Thumbsucker; Sister Justice;... more

Fans of Leslie West's guitar heroics sent Mountain climbing up the charts with these 1971 and 1972 LPs. The first (a #35 LP) is split between studio tracks ("Crossroader," the title song and more)... more

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This 1971 release also went gold, here with an unreleased live version of "Travellin' in the Dark (to E.M.P.)."

Mountain was the legendary American rock band led by Leslie West. The band was formed in 1969 and played one of it's early dates at the equally legendary Woodstock Festival in August 1969. In... more

Mountain was the legendary American rock band led by Leslie West. The band was formed by West and Felix Pappalardi in 1969 playing one of it's early dates at the equally legendary Woodstock Festival... more

Heralded as one of rock's greatest guitarists, Leslie West formed Mountain in 1969 and continued on with band member Corky Laing throughout their career. In 1984 Mark Clarke, of Uriah Heep fame,... more

20 tracks from the grandfathers of heavy metal, including the hits 'Mississippi Queen', 'Theme from An Imaginary Western', & 'For Yasgur's Farm'. Slipcase. Columbia. 2004.

Heralded as one of rock's greatest guitarists, Leslie West formed Mountain in 1969 and continued on with band member Corky Laing throughout their career. In 1984 Mark Clarke, of Uriah Heep fame,... more