Lime was a Canadian disco/new wave combo that consisted of lead singers Chris Marsh and Joy Dorris, and production/songwriting team Denis and Denyse LePage. A popular act in the '80s, they produced several influential singles in their genre, including the hit "Your Love." …

XT came about as a result of a partnership that formed between Leviticus guitarist Björn Stigsson and Motherlode vocalist Sonny Larsson. Stigsson and Larsson regrouped a year later, however, for the heavier and more guitar driven melodic hard rock of its sophomore album Taxfree. A much more consistent and polished effort, Taxfree does a much better job of showcasing the potential of the two: Larsson continues to bring his high pitched lead vocal style, exhibiting his versatility by smoothly complementing the ballad “My First Morning” while adding a more aggressive touch to his delivery on the semi-ballad “The False Prophet”. Stigsson remains in top form as well by displaying his talents on lead guitar on two excellent hard rockers in “Sign Of The Time” and “Walk In Shadows”.

With so many decades in the rear-view mirror since the Marshall Tucker Band became a part of the classic rock canon, it's easy to forget that they were once a raw, rough-and-tumble bunch of Southern rock upstarts sporting edge and expertise in equal amounts. This archival live document, finally unearthed 27 years after its recording, captures the band in its earliest, most unvarnished phase, playing at San Francisco's legendary Winterland just months after the release of its debut album…

Digitally re-mastered and expanded edition of this 1997 album by the Hard Rock outfit. Led by ex-Thin Lizzy guitarist Scott Gorham, 21 Guns consisted of Leif Johansen (bass), Michael Sturgis (drums), and Tommy LaVerdi (vocals). 1992 saw the release of 21 Guns' debut recording, SALUTE, to critical acclaim, but after touring the record Gorham put the group on hold for several years as he performed in several tribute shows worldwide for late Lizzy frontman Phil Lynott. In 1997, Gorham resuscitated the band and the group issued second album, NOTHING'S REAL, which included a cover of the underrated Lizzy nugget, 'King's Vengeance' (a tune which originally appeared on the 1975 release FIGHTING and co-written by Gorham).

"Arca" is visionary instrumental space-rock trip from the collective Downlouders. A concept as a fantastic soundtrack between epic and melancholic atmospheres. From the magical psychedelic sound of the seventies (the first Pink Floyd over all) and the cosmic kraut-rock to the dreamlike side of post-rock (Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Mogwai as references)….

This DVD project came together when during a break in the touring of the "Marathon World Tour". The Band started to review the untold hours of video and thousands of photos from the tour. None of the video or photos had been shot with the intention of a DVD in mind but after reviewing all of this, the possibility was raised and the editing began. On this "Bootleg DVD" you see the band in true live form, in fact there are no corrections or overdubs on this show, many of the times the band did not even have the knowledge that the camera had been rolling until after the show was complete. The "Marathon World Tour" has covered over dozen countries and more shows than the band has performed in several years.

Chalcedony is obsessed with the piano since his childhood, early in his life he wrote The Fantasy Sonata, at the age of 11 or 12, he started to play drums and later formed a band called Confusion with his brother with whom he started playing at school. In 2006 and after his band split, Chalcedony centered his efforts in writing Chapter One, which he finished in 2007, since then he has released 4 albums, two of them classical (Chalcedony - Elements and Butterflies, both from 2010) and the other two (Chapter One in 2007 and Chapter II in 2011) absolutely Progressive with a unique style that blends sounds, genres and moods with good taste and skills.

If he is known at all, the Harlem-based '60s soul singer Curtis Knight is remembered for his connection to a pre-fame Jimi Hendrix. Knight met a down-on-his-luck Hendrix living in a New York City hotel. The singer gave the guitarist a spare axe and hired him to play with the Squires, Knight's band. A native of Kansas, Knight had previously spent time in California he appears in the film Pop Girl before relocating to New York, where he worked the circuit with the Squires, a workaday party R&B band.