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Cream: “I Feel Free” (1966)
Cream kicks the psychedelic movement into high gear with this declaration of freedom.
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Stomu Yamash’ta/Masahiko Satō: Composition for Percussion & Jazz Orchestra Metempsychosis (1971)
Soul music of a very different sort, featuring free jazz orchestra and Yamash’ta on drum kitchen.
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Grace Slick and The Great Society: How It Was (1968)
Some tasty leftovers that were discovered in the back of the fridge, in case you’re hungry for more Great Society.
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Peter Bardens: The Answer (1970)
Psychedelic blues-rock from the former Thember and future Camel driver.
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Spirit: The Family That Plays Together (1968)
Randy California emerges as a second songwriter on the band’s scintillating second album.
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The Doors: “People Are Strange” (1967)
Depression and euphoria make for strange bedfellows on the first single from Strange Days.
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Jethro Toe: “Sunshine Day” (1968)
The band gets their feet wet with their first recorded single, featuring two psychedelic blues originals.
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Paul Kantner/Grace Slick: Sunfighter (1971)
The album that proves being born with a Silver Spoon in your mouth isn’t always a good thing.
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