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Articles about artists, bands, producers, and DJs.
Dozens of hit songs as full-length WAV files, with nostalgic photos from 1950s TV shows and movies as well as links to other Fifties sites.
Provides oldies radio programs. Includes playlists, photographs, host information, archives, guestbook and download for the latest show.
The largest rock concert in history held at Watkins Glen, N.Y. in 1973. Lots of rare photos.
Histories, photographs, MIDI files, discographies, and more than 4000 lyrics. The site is available in Portuguese and English.
Photographs, band biographies, and interviews.
Lyrics from songs by the Animals, the Dave Clark Five, Herman's Hermits, Jay and the Americans, Johnny Rivers, the Mamas and Papas, the Searchers and others.
The Museum of American Soul Music showcases more than 2,000 exhibits covering the history of Stax Records, news and events, membership and gift shop.
Fan site for the Los Angeles band. Contains music, photos, biographies, and discography. Also contains information on the folk rock group The Ashes, a precursor to the PBC.
Tribute site with a biography, photographs, discography and show dates.
The original drummer for the Silver Beatles and The Beatles. Includes a photographs of the artist, timeline, discography, guestbook and message board.
Tells the story of the band and its early days. Includes photographs and narrative.
A site for 60's Soul collectors. Includes label listings, scans, trade adverts, club flyers, and a method of calculating the date and origin of discs.
Audio site focussing on the soul scene that originated in the north of England and now has a worldwide following. Includes profile, audio and image galleries, events, venue reviews, artist profiles, forum, and cd services.
The official site includes current and historical information about the band, biographies, photos, discography, hit parade and concert dates.
Reviews of several of the Philadelphia soul band's albums.
Discography with lyrics and audio clips.
Jørgen Angel's photos of rock bands, including Marc Bolan and T. Rex
Discography, lyrics, mailing list, photos, and links.
Essay about the background of the band and its influence on 80s music.
Fan site with discography, news, media, videos, and MP3s.
Biography, history, discography, videography, and photos.
Essay comparing singer/songwriter Ian McCulloch of Echo and the Bunnymen to the Pre-Raphaelite painter/poet Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
Includes album reviews, news, audio downloads, biography, discography and bulletin boards.
Message board, chat, newsletter, and links.
Discography, timeline, news, and photos.
Biography and discography.
A review of Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant.
Information from Matador Records includes a biography, discography, multimedia, tour dates, photo gallery, news and band links.
Includes a small collection of live and rare mp3 tracks.
Meet and chat with other fans from around the world. Check the calendar, get links, post photos, and have fun.
A discussion about why the band dismissed MP3 when releasing their first single on the Internet.
Fan site with updated news, RealAudio, discography, lyrics and FAQ.
Reprint of infamous Rolling Stone article describing REO, Foreigner, Styx and Rush. Take the "Who's who?" test.
talks about his songwriting projects and Napster
Biography and discography.
William Ruhlmann's review: "initially, they sounded so style-bound that you wondered if any growth was possible, but with this album they were charging off in half a dozen directions at once." 3 stars.