Brinsley Schwarz (1970)
Psychedelic, prog and pub rock collide with country-rock on the band’s eclectic, eponymous debut.
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Brinsley Schwarz: Despite It All (1970)
They wasted little time in releasing a second album, which features the classic “Country Girl.”
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[Review] Brinsley Schwarz: Silver Pistol (1972)
Brinsley Schwarz channels the sound of Bob Dylan and the Band on their third album.
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[Review] Brinsley Schwarz: Nervous on the Road (1972)
A loose concept album that captures the highs and lowes of the road.
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Dave Edmunds: Subtle as a Flying Mallet (1975)
Keith Moon provides the title, the hitmakers of the 50s and 60s provide the material and Dave Edmunds does the rest.
