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Ayres, Marvin
Ayers, Kevin
British Lions
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Clements, Rod
Deckchair Poets
Doc Thomas Group
Edwards, J. Vincent
Ellis, Steve
Fenwick, Ray
Foster, Mo
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Hammersmith Grit
Ian Gillan Band
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Jeeps, The
Jerusalem
Jones, Shiva
Jones, Wizz
Kala
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Lady June
Lindisfarne
McCarty, Jim
Mott
New Jazz Orchestra
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Our Plastic Dream
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Scottie
Shoot
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Shiva’s Quintessence
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Stairway
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Zebras Don’t Smoke
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Artist News
NEW AUDIO RELEASE: Stairway – Moonstone (SINGSONG200)
Drummer with the seminal 1960’s super group the Yardbirds, Jim McCarty worked with progressive bands Renaissance and Illusion, as well as Shoot and Box of Frogs before forming Stairway in the late 1980s.
NEW AUDIO RELEASE: The Silence – Shotgun Eyes (SINGSONG182)
This sizzling set of ‘50s R&B would sit well with early period Rolling Stones and Pretty Things were not it for the fact it was recorded in 1990 by the act that bore us Mott The Hoople.
NEW AUDIO RELEASE: Pilgrim – Gothic Dream (SINGSONG190)
By contrast to his blues/psych/rock super-group, the Yardbirds drummer Jim McCarthy‘s 1990’s band Pilgrim was musically closer to his time with progressive acts Renaissance, Illusion and even more so, their ‘New Age’ successor, Stairway.
NEW AUDIO RELEASE – British Lions – British Lions (SINGSONG186)
Signed to the very hip Vertigo Records, British Lions’ self-titled debut hit the streets to critical acclaim in 1978.
NEW RELEASE: Jim McCarty – Sitting on The Top of Time (SINGSONG180)
Written at home in France, Yardbirds drummer Jim McCarty’s second solo album ‘Sitting on The Top of Time’ was recorded with top notch session support between June 2006 and April 2008 in Toronto.
NEW AUDIO RELEASE: MOTT – The Gooseberry Sessions & Rarities (SINGSONG185)
Within weeks of the departure of vocalist Ian Hunter and guitarist Mick Ronson in late 1974 from the ranks of Mott The Hoople, remaining members drummer Dale Griffin, Morgan Fisher (keyboards) and bass guitarist Pete ‘Overend’ Watts were laying down demos at London’s Gooseberry Studio.