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Dr. Wesley Britton is the author of four books on espionage on TV, Films, and in literature. He's co-host of online radio's "Dave White Presents" where he interviews musicians, authors, actors, and entertainment insiders. He teaches English at Harrisburg Area Community College.
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Terry Knight and the Pack is for serious '60s completists.
Mick Fleetwood’s Zoo created an engaging 1983 album thankfully available again on vinyl and for the first time on CD
The Durocs reissue rescues an obscure 1979 album and offers classic songs never heard before.
Buddy Guy’s autobiography goes behind the scenes of the great Chicago Blues renaissance and beyond.
The Electric Prunes 2004 live return to Stockholm is a return to the psychedelic '60s.
The remastered 1971 album is a welcome new edition of an imaginative Paul McCartney classic.
The live action comedy of Lancelot Link: Secret Chimp has live chimpanzees saving the world for children of all ages and many other species
This neglected nugget is a lively time capsule of the happy side of rock.
For boys and girls of all ages who like their adventure set in a world of impossible imagination.
John Van Eps disembowels the songs of Robert Lamm and creates a creature far different from the original Chicago hits.
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