Canned Heat - Live At The Kaleidoscope 1969Just months after they broke through with "On the Road Again" and "Going up the Country," Canned Heat played this hot boogie 'n' blues set at the Kaleidscope in L. A. This is Bob Hite, Alan Wilson and the band at the peak of their prime powers (this album has forever gone in and out of print): "Bullfrog Blues," "Sweet Sixteen," "Wish You Would," "Dust My Broom," "When Things Go Wrong" and more! Good Time.

the beautiful 'Oak And Stone' and a pair of dazzling instrumentals

he always produced the complete texture for his instrument by transcribing all the voices into lute tablature

singer and comedic performer Beatrice Gladys Lillie was considered the funniest woman in the world at one time

It could stand for one day in the life of a child or for the whole course of a lifetime

recorded in Miami in the mid - 1960' s

He had a ready fund of quirky

The Zircons

What could be more embarrassing than being caught peeping into the girls' locker room

an island in the eastern part of the Mediterranean

This mythology was the catalyst for Doomslide

released several "tribute" albums

with pianist Melissa Garff Ballard in some works