GHETTORAGA The Third Ear Band's Official Archive

This is the fourth and last part of the story...  (first part  here , second part  here , part three  here ).   4. What is exceptional is t...

In August 1969, clearly out of time, " Beat Instrumental " devoted a blurb to " Alchemy ", which had come out two months...

This is the third part of the story...  (first part  here , second part  here ).   3. "So I engage in the sale of photographs, especial...

Here's another little archive tidbit, this time a short article about the band in which Sweeney and Coff talk about the music. The mon...

On November 2nd, 1968 a five-pages article about the "underground music" edited by Hugh Nolan was published by " Disc & ...

Here is the second part of the extraordinary accidental discovery (read the first part  here ). 2. On 1st June I took the train and went to ...

1. It was a classic stroke of luck, sort of like when an occasional customer at a junk store comes across a dusty Van Gogh, hidden in a corn...

It has never been frequent to read interviews with Lyn Dobson in the past for a few reasons: first, for the fact that he has always been a ...

In the last few weeks, Michael Schutz of Mig Music wrote me for asking some help about how to contact original members of the TEB because...

The Wire magazine (issue 460 - June 2022) is out now with a piece by Gary Lucas on the TEB. As the publisher writes announcing the issue on...

Frankly, I never believed that Rotten had actually stated his appreciation for TEB and MacBeth music, particularly for the pop song " ...

Here below you can see an old Sunday Mirror short article about the Hyde Park free concert on June 7th, 1969 (the so-called "Blind Fai...

  The upcoming issue of The Wire magazine will feature a piece on the Third Ear Band written by the great Gary Lucas ! Magazine editor Dere...

It was probably the well-known journalist Karl Dallas who first coined the expression "organic sound" in reference to TEB. This i...

With Steve Pank , one of the eyewitnesses to TEB's early years in the role of tour manager, it was always that way. His memories come up...