EXCLUSIVE One of the most famous, cherished LPs of all time, performed live, in it's entirety. As mercurial as Arthur Lee could be, he showed no concern in playing before 65,000+ Glastonbury... more

EXCLUSIVE! Legendary live bluegrass super group performance featuring Jerry Garcia. Some of the greatest musical moments happen only once, in a live setting, and if you're not there to experience... more

EXCLUSIVE The Blasters were lauded by the critics and developed a loyal following mainly because of the intensity of their live shows. Phil drenched in sweat, Dave wailing on the guitar while Bazz... more

Patty Smyth, both with her hit band Scandal and as a solo artist, is a true "New Wave Queen" and has always been a rock and roll chick. If Smyth did nothing but marry New York punk poet Richard Hell... more

"Surf Age Nuggets" is a four-disc box set featuring the unsung heroes of the surf instrumental genre, "Surf Age Nuggets" traces the attitude of surf instrumental music from 1959 through it's demise... more

In 2003 Arthur Lee as Love (backed mightily by Baby Lemonade who had been Arthur's backing band since '93) performed the seminal album "Forever Changes" beginning to end, in sequence, in front of... more

Susan Cowsill (of the Partridge Family-inspiring Cowsills) and the Bangles' Vicki Peterson have been making music together their whole lives. They've been in the Continental Drifters together and... more

These UK glam gods were worshipped on both sides of the pond—especially by L.A.'s future hair-metal stars. The Sweet's live bombast and impossibly catchy hooks were captured in their prime in this... more

The way musicians come together is something that can never be completely explained. It takes a lot of good luck and a healthy dose of fate to bring together all the elements. And even when those... more

Propelled by their breakthrough hit "Goodbye to You" and its endlessly watched MTV video, Scandal gave Columbia its best-selling EP ever with their self-titled 1982 debut. A hit LP followed, as did... more

Two CD collection of classic and rare recordings from the Texas Psych and Blues band featuring a young Billy Gibbons before he found success with ZZ Top. Back in the '60s, Moving Sidewalks opened... more

In some ways, the Sweet epitomized all the tacky hubris and garish silliness of the early '70s. Fusing bubblegum melodies with crunching, fuzzy guitars, the band looked like a heavy metal band, but... more

Recorded at the Calderone Concert Hall and simulcast on WLIR, this electrifying performance by Betts features his remarkable dual guitar work with Dan Toler (the Great Southern guitarist who'd soon... more

Mike Bloomfield, Buddy Miles, Barry Goldberg, Nick Gravenites…this was a heckuva band, but they didn't record much before splitting up. These precious documents from the Whiskey A Go-Go ('67) and... more

Short lived but powerful prog rock group formed after Emerson, Lake and Palmer disbanded in the late 70s, They released one studio album and mainly toured in support of the album, adding an... more

The then-new Asylum label signed this offshoot of Spirit in '71, which is when the band played their first show at the Hollywood Palladium. They churn out their funky boogie-rock and unleash one... more

Based in Houston, The Moving Sidewalks were a psychedelic garage quartet that existed during the second half of the 1960s. The group famously featured singer-guitarist Billy Gibbons and drummer Dan... more

Bloomfield fans might think, "I've seen this before." But, no: that was a fall 2017 release featuring the first of two sets Mike played at this legendary Santa Monica guitar shop on January 1, 1977.... more

McCabe's, a legendary Santa Monica guitar shop, hosted many star-powered shows over the years, from John Lee Hooker to Chet Atkins to They Might Be Giants to P.J. Harvey. This rare 1977 set by this... more

The Groovies played some of the farewell shows at the Fillmore West in '71, and that's the source of these recordings. Power-pop and punk bands alike were greatly inspired by fiery Flamin'... more

Fresh off his performance at Woodstock yet not long before he broke up the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Paul is heard here live in 1970, playing favorites as well as songs rarely heard on Butterfield... more

Produced by in 1963 Jim Warren of Creepy and Famous Monsters of Filmland fame, Famous Monsters Speak features a script by Cherney Berg, who co-wrote and produced episodes of the groundbreaking 1950's... more

Late great guitar legend recorded live on January 1988 in New York City at the Lone Star Roadhouse. The set was broadcast on classic rock NYC radio station WNEW-FM. Features a stellar band of... more