STEVIE  RAY  VAUGHAN  -  BLUES  AT SUNRISE  2000.

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 Molly Hatchet is: 

Bobby Ingram: Lead Guitars, Slide, Acoustic 
Phil McCormack: Lead Vocals, Harmonica 
Dave Hlubek: Lead Guitars, Background Vocals 
John Galvin: Keyboards 
Richie Del Favero: Keyboards 
Tim Lindsey: Bass 
Shawn Beamer: Drums & Percussion

KINKS   -   THE  ULTIMATE  COLLECTION  2 cd  2002.

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Saddly we lost another gem .Glenn Frey  former person of  EAGLES pased away.
Many are the songs for which we will remember him.
Good bye friend.

 R.I.P  Dear  friend.

You will be with us with your music and the beloved photos of the good old time..  

THE  GREAT  SOCIETY  with  GRACE  SLICK  -   COLLECTOR'S  ITEM  2013.

Before joining Jefferson Airplane, Grace Slick sang lead and played various instruments for the Great Society, who were nearly as popular as Jefferson Airplane in the early days of the San Francisco psychedelic scene. Instrumentally, the Great Society were not as disciplined as Airplane. But they were at least their equals in imagination, infusing their probing songwriting with Indian influences, minor key melodic shifts, and groundbreaking, reverb-soaked psychedelic guitar by Slick's brother-in-law, Darby Slick. Darby was also responsible for penning "Somebody to Love," which Grace brought with her to Airplane, who took it into the Top Five in 1967. the Great Society broke up in late 1966 after recording only one locally released single; after Jefferson Airplane became stars, Columbia issued a couple of live albums of the Great Society performing at San Francisco's Matrix Club in 1966.
"WHITE RABBIT" and let Grace to fill your brain.


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BROKEN  GLASS    -    1975   S-T.

Its the only one album recorded by this  psych/blues rock band  founded  by Stan Webb of Chicken Shack. 
The line up included three classy guitarists, Stan Webb, Miller Anderson, and Robbie Blunt plus Tony Ashton on keybords,Robin Rawlinson bass and Mac Pool drums.

Very good album.


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STOMU  YAMASHTA and  COME TO THE EDGE  - FLOATING  MUSIC  1972.


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STOMU  YAMASHTA   GO   -   1976  GO.

Looking the line up you can understand...

STOMU YAMASHTA - STEVE WINWOOD - MICHAEL SHRIVE -AL DI MEOLA
KLAUS  SCHULZE - ROSKO GEE - PAT THRALL



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POINT  BLANK   -   ON  A  ROLL  1982.


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POINT  BLANK   -   AIR PLAY    1979.


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POINT  BLANK   -   AMERICAN  EXCESS  1981.


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POINT  BLANK   -   THE  HARD  WAY  1980.


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POINT  BLANK   -   SECOND  SEASON  1977.

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POINT  BLANK   -   1976  S - T.

Point Blank was formed in 1974 in Texas and toured with ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynard, Marshall Tucker and other Southern rock bands for two years before releasing their self-titled debut album in 1976. Following the release of their second album, Second Season, they become one of the most booked, and consistent touring acts in Southern rock history. They would play over two-hundred concerts a year. They played with nearly every known Southern rock band and became close friends with many of them. They shared the same management with ZZ TOP and are still friends with them to this day. Before the release of their third album, Airplay, the bassist Phillip Petty quit and was replaced by Bill Randolph. The keyboardist Steve Hardin was brought in and they recorded his song, "Mean to Your Queenie", which the band plays at every concert. The Hard Way released in 1980 had a new keyboardist, Karl Berkebile and shortly after the vocalist John O'Daniel left the band and was replaced by Bubba Keith. Around 1981 their music took a turn into album oriented rock (AOR), which is an album format with greater commercial appeal, and Mike Hamilton became the new keyboardist. Their next album, American Exce$$, produced the hit song, "Nicole" which charted at #20 on Billboard Magazine's rock tracks chart and at #39 on Billboard's Hot 100. In 1982 their final album, On A Roll was released but internal turmoil would cause the band to break up in 1983.

In 2005 three of the original members, John O'Daniel, Rusty Burns and Phillip Petty reunited for a benefit concert with David Crockett on drums, Mouse Mayes on guitar and Larry Telford on keyboards. The concert was recorded and released as, "Reloaded", and then they started touring until in 2009, Point Blank released a new studio album, "Fight On!". Point Blank is still together today and recently released another studio album, "Volume 9".


The bands second bass player, Bill Randolph, died in 2001 from a heart attack. In 2010 the bands orignal bassist Phillip Petty died from cancer then the guitarist Kim Davis passed on. Michael Hamilton, who played keyboards, succumbed to cancer in 2011.

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FOGHAT   -   NIGHT SHIFT   1976.

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FOGHAT    -    FOOL  FOR  THE  CITY   1975.

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FOGHAT     -    ENERGIZED  1974.

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FOGHAT    -    ROCK  AND  ROLL  OUTLAWS   1974.

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FOGHAT    -    1973     S - T.

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FOGHAT    -   1972   S - T.

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THE VIETNAM VETERANS
 A few words.
The Vietnam Veterans is a French psychedelic band, hailing originally from Chalon-sur-Saône, a commune in eastern France.
They released six full-length albums during the 1980s, starting in 1983. The band was praised by many alternative music publications, including Bucketfull of Brains during the 1980s.
After a 21-year-long pause, they are now active again.  VERY GOOD.

THE  VIETNAM  VETERANS  -  ON THE RIGHT  TRACK  NOW  1983.


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