Another rare band from the late 60s that went to high school with the Grateful Dead?
they were known as Transatlantic Railroad. their sound is psych/ blues with and little progressive. They come from the San Francisco Bay Area and unfortunately didn’t receive as much fame as others from that scene(Or perhaps they did in their own way)
Be educated and listen to this song of their on my youtube page. Hope you enjoy and please comment! Oh, turn up loud.
thanks “i can see for miles”
CALM BEFORE THE STORM…..i know many of you know about the Grateful Dead. The music isn’t from them. It’s from a lesser known group called the Transatlantic Railroad.
Cool! I’ll have to listen to some more. Thanks.
|
|
The Best of Rare Earth – 20th Century Masters $2.52 … |
|
|
Sounds of the Seventies: 1970 Take Two $11.59 Track list: 1 I Want You Back The Jackson Five 2:56 2 Ball of Confusion (That’s What the World Is Today) The Temptations 4:05 3 Get Ready Rare Earth 2:47 4 Mississippi Queen Mountain 2:30 5 Evil Ways Santana 3:14 6 Spill the Wine Eric Burdon and War 4:53 7 Venus The Shocking Blue 2:59 8 No Time The Guess Who 3:49 9 Closer to Home Grand Funk Railroad 5:31 10 Question The Moody Blues 4:55 … |
|
|
Living Legends of Rock & Roll – Live From Itchycoo Park $9.99 “When Dinosaurs Roamed the Stage” might be a good subtitle for this 85-minute concert, which features the likes of Styx, Iron Butterfly, John Kay & Steppenwolf, and other (mostly) ’60s and ’70s rockers performing in 1999 at Tennessee’s Itchycoo Park. Calling them “legends” is a bit of a stretch; for the most part, these are people who had some hits and then disappeared, only to rise again on t… |
