CCR ( Creedence Clearwater Revival ) - Live at WoodstockLive archive release. This album represents the first ever official release of Creedence Clearwater Revival's legendary Woodstock performance in it's entirety. CCR were one of the few bands to appear at Woodstock, who had already achieved notable chart success. However, for many their appearance flew under the radar largely in part to the band not appearing in the movie or the soundtrack which were released post festival. Their hour long set took

this timbral meeting of bodily utterances with consummate musicianship imbues Hamann's humming work with a breakable

Myles is a hopeless romantic looking for Mr

in soon-to-be expatriate André de Toth's Two Girls on the Street (1939)

when they abandon inhibitions and simply explore

1974's So Fine is a recording of '50s covers whilst Native Sons from 1975 was the last studio album the duo recorded before splitting

in the vehicle of the nocturne

Marcus joined Shining and started touring USA and due to personal situations the band just slowly ground into a phase of inactivity - at least it appeared so

1 "Please Send Me Someone to Love" and his other Top 10 hits "Strange Things Happening"

three new arrangements of existing pieces

Few bands in modern history can instantly ignite the adrenaline of music fans the way they can

John Adams has assimilated numerous musical influences

2018 Release Blue Vinyl featuring Dave Stewart from Eurythmics