Some consider this band a British ensemble while others say the group is American, because that's where they found their biggest success. The original singer, Bob Welch, who later went on to have a solo career, left the band after…
A Euro pop group formed loosely in the late 60's carrying a name as an acronym for their names, their debut single 'People Need Love' failed to find a world-wide audience. After the successful release of their single 'Waterloo', the…
The group's founder, Maurice White, was a percussionist influenced by the Memphis sound. He later became a session drummer at Chicago's Legendary Chess Studios, recording with many artists including Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters. Known as the Father of Jazz…
Largely influenced by folk-country singers like Hank Williams and Bob Dylan, North Carolina native James Taylor began his career in England releasing his first largely ignored album on The Beatle’s Apple label in the late 60’s. But it was his…
After being threatened with a lawsuit for their name in their hometown, this ensemble was forced to shorten their title to avoid litigation. Their sound - like any other on the radio – made them unique. When their original lead…