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Cos

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Cos were a Belgian avant-jazz/rock band that released four albums on IBC between 1974 and […]

Posted inArtistsTagged Belgium, Cos, Marc Hollander, TriMax Autumn, TriMax Summer

Josef K

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Josef K were a Scottish New Wave/pop-rock band from Edinburgh that debuted with a single […]

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Steve Winwood

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Steve Winwood (born May 12, 1948) is an English vocalist, keyboardist, and songwriter from Birmingham […]

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Skip Bifferty

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Skip Bifferty were an English pop-psych band from Newcastle that released four singles and a […]

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Wah!

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Wah! was the revolving band-moniker of Liverpudlian guitarist/vocalist Pete Wylie. The name first appeared as […]

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Ann Odell

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Ann Odell is an English keyboardist, vocalist, songwriter, and arranger who played on albums by […]

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Metro ‎– Metro (1976)

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Metro is the debut album by the English combo of the same name, released in […]

Posted inAlbumsTagged 1976 Albums, Duncan Browne, Metro

Debra Laws ‎– Very Special (1981)

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Very Special is the first of two solo albums recorded to date by American session […]

Posted inAlbumsTagged 1981 Albums, Debra Laws, Eloise Laws, Hubert Laws, Ronnie Laws

Tomorrow – Tomorrow (1968)

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Tomorrow is the homonymous, lone longplayer by the English popsike quartet that featured vocalist Keith […]

Posted inAlbumsTagged 1968 Albums, Keith West, Steve Howe, Tomorrow

Procol Harum ‎– Grand Hotel (1973)

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Grand Hotel is the sixth studio album by Procol Harum, released in 1973 on Chrysalis. […]

Posted inAlbumsTagged 1973 Albums, Procol Harum

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