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 Brian Auger is the best Hammond organ player one could imagine.

 The syncopated opening riff of 'Happiness Is Just Round The Bend' is epochal.

 Discover the timeless grooves of Brian Auger's Oblivion Express – listen to 'Closer To It!' and immerse yourself in 70s jazz rock excellence.

 King's X is my favorite musical trio; in my personal ranking it surpasses other phenomenal talents such as Rush and Hendrix's Experience.

 The sound of the trio is a true joy and inspiration for those who appreciate the technical as well as artistic realization of timbral choices, performances, and recordings.

 Listen to King's X Ear Candy now and experience a masterful blend of heavy rock and melodic psychedelia.

 This is pure and simple brotherhood (of course there are no tricks or deceptions; they perform it live every night, exactly the same, without click, and it’s perfect!).

 The best acoustic guitar sound I know, recorded on two tracks, one on the right and one on the left, so synchronized that it makes you cry listening to them.

 Explore King's X's 'Faith, Hope & Love'—a melodic rock journey filled with soul, skill, and timeless grooves. Listen now!

 The exceptional vocal texture and the splendid blues attitude of the poorly dressed frontman would manage to give a rock dignity even to a possible Abba cover.

 An album of old seventies rock blues, simple but made superb by the great attitude of the performers, all four of them indiscriminately, or almost (there’s only one Rodgers in the world, God bless him).

 Listen to Bad Company’s Burnin’ Sky and experience timeless 70s rock blues brilliance!

 "A great singer this unknown blonde from Brooklyn... in a couple of episodes of this album there’s even the chance of getting goosebumps if you’re at least a bit romantic."

 "Her timbre becomes a bit hoarse in a way that’s entirely her own, which personally drives me crazy and makes me want to... marry her."

 Listen to Robin Beck’s 'Can't Get Off' for unforgettable AOR melodies and heartfelt vocals today!

 The honesty and innocence with which such formations approach music make listening to their works special and invigorating.

 What a great man McPhee is! Long life to him and eternal glory to this kind of music so true, so honest, so noble.

 Listen to Groundhogs' 'Split' and experience the raw, honest roots of British blues rock infused with psychedelic energy!

 I find this second album from 1984 to be the most interesting of their career.

 The quintet burst onto the scene with their explosive debut album in 1982 'Spring Session M': three or four danceable yet quite melodic singles.

 Discover the innovative sound of Missing Persons' 'Rhyme & Reason'—listen now and explore their unique blend of 80s dance-pop and avant-garde artistry.

 The highlight of this debut work by Magellan should be the initial "Magna Charta", over fourteen intense minutes very much in the Kansas style.

 Album, and band, exclusively for heavy progressive enthusiasts, but with some melodic openings capable of attracting even less specific listeners.

 Discover the intricate sounds of Magellan’s debut and dive into the rich world of progressive metal!

 The two know how to play, sing, and harmonize with each other very well; the musicians hired to accompany them are top-notch.

 'Wayland The Rabbit' is a somewhat sad song and therefore not for every occasion, but truly touching.

 Explore 'I'll Play For You' and experience the timeless soft rock harmonies of Seals & Crofts today!

 Wetton is a good talent, though not excellent; he has a nice baritone voice, remarkable but not epochal.

 Besides 'Arkangel' the song, truly touching and a notch above everything else, I’m also interested in the arpeggiated 'You Against The World' and the acoustic 'Nothing Happens for Nothing.'

 Discover John Wetton’s Arkangel—listen now and explore this unique blend of prog rock craftsmanship and heartfelt performances.