The Insect Trust (Vinyl LP) Kids

The Insect Trust (Vinyl LP) Kids180 gram vinyl. "Their first album originally released in 1968, out of New York City. Original artwork reproduced. Think New York ESP free jazz meets San Francisco psychedelia via UK folk. Semblances to Fairport Convention, Janis Joplin, Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and all points between. Sax player Bob Palmer later resurfaced as highly lauded rock critic Robert Palmer."

Robitaille (the former two are also husband and wife

Picked up by Tap Records impresario Jeremiah Yisrael

Bond's band included Ginger Baker on drums and Jack Bruce on bass — two thirds of what would become Cream in 1966

It's hard to explain exactly what they are like

Ani DiFranco's first album is so revolutionary that the purveyors of status quo install women's music sections in the dusty corner of their stores in order to hide it

2010 release

greylight C1

Soul Brother Records are pleased to announce the first legal reissue of Wood Brass & Steel's second album Hard & Heavy

Recorded over the summer of 1966

Cleo and Harmony use this stripped-down instrumentation to accentuate their vulnerable and powerful lyrics

pulsating and irresistible bass lines of the late Paul "Tubbs" Williams

this a compilation of the band's Decca recordings