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The Smoke doesn’t have a whole bunch of information on the internet about them, but they were a psychedelic pop/soft rock group from England, though they seem to have caught the most…

Continuing with my trend of folk-related music, tonight I’m checking out Martin Carthy’s Sweet Wivelsfield (1971). Carthy is an English folk singer and guitarist, and has reportedly been an inspiration to the…

Judy Roderick was a folk and blues singer/songwriter starting in the 1960s. She landed a deal with Columbia Records after moving to New York City in the early 1960s, and her first…

John Fahey is an artist I’ve heard about from time to time on the internet, but is one that I haven’t really checked out before. John Fahey was a sort of bluesy…

I’ve been nearing the end of my queue after continually adding things over the past few months, and though I still haven’t reached the end, I saw the It’s Psychedelic Baby magazine…

Jefferson Airplane was one of the quintessential San Francisco Bay Area psychedelic rock bands in their hay-day. I couldn’t even count how many times I’ve listened to their sophomore album, Surrealistic Pillow…

Road was a relatively short lived hard rock and psychedelic rock band comprised of Noel Redding of The Jimi Hendrix Experience on bass and vocals, Rod Richards of Rare Earth on guitars…

Feeling some inspiration from the current election night in the United States, I figured I should finally give a listen to The United States of America, a short-lived, though reportedly hugely influential…

Kapt. Kopter & the (Fabulous) Twirly Birds (1972) was the late Randy California’s first solo album after his initial stint as the guitarist and one of the original members in the psychedelic…