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| The Band The aim of this web site is to document The Band's entire career, from their start as the Hawks to the present, and to keep their fans updated on the current activities of the group and its members. |
| Barry Fish Melton co-founded the musical group Country Joe and the Fish, and began his career as a guitarist and singer, recording and touring with "Country Joe" McDonald as a duo and with various bands, with his own bands and as a solo artist under the name Barry "The Fish" Melton. He is one of the last living guitar players of the Fillmore and Avalon Ballroom era of San Francisco rock music! |
| Beatles An archive of in-depth and unique information and news on the Fab Four , plus additional information on The Byrds and The Beach Boys, and more generally, the music of the '50s and '60s. |
| History of the Beatles This is a romp through some favorite anecdotes in Beatle history. You could follow this groove and visit just about all the Beatles web sites that are interesting. |
| Beatles Reference Page These are informational, historical and entertaining articles archived from the pages of the rec.music.Beatles newsgroup. Most of these articles are not available at other archive sites. |
| Big Brother and the Holding Company Driving force of the San Francisco sound... launch pad for Janis Joplin's all-too-brief career... together and still making great music after 30 years... |
| Black Sabbath have been around in one form or another really since about 1968. It was only a year after Woodstock when people first started noticing a dark, brooding, overpowering kind of music they’d never heard before. It sounded as if some massive, sinister piece of industrial machinery had somehow been hammered into tune, while a banshee cried out lyrics from the deepest regions of hell. Once this new sound grabbed hold, millions of listeners couldn’t get enough, on record and in concert. It quickly came to be known as “heavy metal”--and it was invented by Black Sabbath. |
| Buffalo Springfield Richie Furay, Stephen Stills, Neil Young, Bruce Palmer, Dewey Martin, and Jimmy Messina together for two years, managed in that short space of time to achieve a major impact on the rock scene. |
| Byrd
Watcher! The
Byrd Watcher Website contains a wealth of information about one of the most important rock
bands of all time. The Byrds brought many new musical influences into rock, and in turn
exerted a powerful influence on many of their contemporaries and younger musicians.
"Your first stop for the latest Byrds news has to be ByrdWatcher... Filled with solid information ... Well worth the visit."-- The Rough Guide to Rock |
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