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The Rockets

An obscure past due-’60s L.A. music group with one ill-distributed LP with their credit, the Rockets will be totally neglected hadn’t the core from the music group gone to type Crazy Equine, Neil Young’s long-running electrical backing device. Their only record was a good but stylistically erratic work, operating the …

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Sam Lay

Sam Place was created March 20, 1935, in Birmingham, Alabama, and began his profession like a drummer in Cleveland in 1954, dealing with the Moon Puppy Combo. In 1957 he became a member of the initial Thunderbirds and remained with that group until 1959, when he remaining for Chicago to …

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Taj Mahal

Probably one of the most prominent numbers in past due 20th hundred years blues, vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Taj Mahal played a massive part in revitalizing and preserving traditional acoustic blues. Not really content to remain within that world, Mahal quickly broadened his approach, going for a musicologist’s fascination with a variety of …

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Stone the Crows

Rock the Crows was a tough-luck, functioning class, progressive spirit music group that arrived from the pubs of Scotland in the first ’70s. That they had everything choosing them in the beginning: not just one, but two gritty performers, a talented guitarist, a tempo section that acquired used John Mayall, …

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Nick Gravenites

The name Nick Gravenites is most likely familiar mainly to aficionados of ’60s Chicago blues and SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA blues-rock and psychedelia of the same era, however, not to some wider audience, because although Gravenites was a significant contributor towards the music during its heyday, he has unfortunately been …

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