Prog Rock

Anderson, Jon

Following his departure from Yes in 1979, Jon Anderson enjoyed a degree of success in the UK with a string of solo releases and a good touring band, "The New Life Orchestra". His concurrent work with Greek keyboardist Vangelis would even eclipse that success. Yet by 1983, Anderson would return to Yes, where he would remain, in one form or another, the voice of Yes.

Founded: 1944

Location: Accrington, Lancashire, England

Website: Jon Anderson Online

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Ange

Le plus grand groupe de rock francais, and we'll pretty much agree. Ange's completely original and unique take on the "progressif" is most definitely and definitively French. Led by vocalist Christian Decamps.

Founded: 1970

Location: Belfort, France

Website: ANGEWEB

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Francis Décamps

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Änglagård

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Almost single-handedly, Anglagard reinvigorated the prog rock genre with their 1992 debut Hybris.

Founded: 1991

Location: Stockholm, Sweden

Website: Anglagard.net - Änglagård: A Swedish prog rock band

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Anyone's Daughter

Progressive rock band founded in 1972 in Stuttgart, Germany by Uwe Karpa und Matthias Ulmer.

Founded: 1972

Location: Stuttgart, Germany

Website: official website - anyone's daughter

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Argent

Rod Argent and Russ Ballard's 70s rock outfit.

Founded: 1968

Location: London, England

Website: Rod Argent.com home page

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Argent, Rod

Keyboardist and composer of the Zombies and Argent.

Founded: 1945

Location: St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England

Website: Rod Argent.com home page

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Arthur Brown Arthur & Vincent Crane

Believe it or not, but Klaus Schulze is responsible for this!

Founded: 1979

Location: London, England

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Arthur Brown’s Kingdom Come: Eternal Messenger – An Anthology 1970-1973, 5CD Remastered Box Set

A deluxe 5 cd boxed set featuring all of the albums by Arthur Brown & Kingdom Come featuring the albums “Galactic Zoo Dossier”, “Kingdom Come”, “Journey” & the archive recordings “Jam – the first sessions 1970” & “at the BBC 1971-1972” (featuring nine previously unreleased tracks). All newly remastered, with thirteen tracks bonus tracks, two never issued on cd, drawn from studio out-takes & rare singles

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Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come - Eternal Messenger Box Set

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Atoll

French symphonic band, well-regarded albums.

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Atomic Rooster

Always driven by Vincent Crane's keyboards, Atomic Rooster road a firm line between the hard and progressive. Crane and drummer Carl Palmer, first together in Arthur Brown's band, made one album before Palmer was off to ELP. The band hit their stride however after John DuCann and Paul Hammond joined. They released two albums in 1971, with vocalist Pete French joining for In Hearing of, generally regarded as their best. That didn't last, as the band was always beset with personnel changes.

Founded: 1969

Location: London, England

Website: Atomic Rooster - A History Of... by Jeannie Crane

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