July was an English psych-rock band that released a 1968 album and two singles on Major Minor. They evolved from beatsters The Tomcats, which cut four 1965–66 singles for the Spanish market. Guitarist Tony Duhig and keyboardist Jon Field formed Jade Warrior and recorded multiple seventies albums for Vertigo and Island. Singer Tom Newman made […]
Headline News is the seventh studio album by the English rock band Atomic Rooster, released in June 1983 on Towerbell (UK) and Passport (US). This was the second of two ’80s-era albums that Vincent Crane made under the Atomic Rooster name. He self-produced the tracks with longtime drummer Paul Hammond and a rotation of guitarists. […]
Silverbird is the debut album by English vocalist/performer Leo Sayer, released in 1973 on Chrysalis. Tracklist: A1. “Innocent Bystander” (3:02) A2. “Goodnight Old Friend” (2:49) A3. “Drop Back” (3:20) A4. “Silverbird” (1:19) A5. “The Show Must Go On” (3:30) A6. “The Dancer” (4:28) B1. “Tomorrow” (4:12) B2. “Don’t Say It’s Over” (3:14) B3. “Slow Motion” (1:45) […]
A Story Ended is a 1972 album by English double-saxophonist Dick Heckstall-Smith, recorded with fellow Colosseum alumni and released on Bronze. Tracklist: A1. “Future Song” (4:07) A2. “Crabs” (5:12) A3. “Moses in the Bullrushourses” (3:40) A4. “What the Morning Was After” (5:31) B1. “The Pirate’s Dream” (11:12) B2. “Same Old Thing” (6:32) Credits: Dick Heckstall-Smith […]
Riff Raff is an album by the English jazz-rock combo Riff Raff, released in June 1973 on RCA Victor. Tracklist: A1. “Your World” (7:39) A2. “For Every Dog” (3:46) A3. “Little Miss Drag” (3:12) A4. “Dreaming” (4:32) B1. “Times Lost” (4:15) B2. “You Must Be Joking” (7:29) B3. “La Meme Chose” (12:12) Credits: Roger Sutton […]
