Black Fork was a punk band from the East Bay, CA, circa 1993-'97 that put out one LP, Rock for Loot on Lookout! Records in 1997, then promptly broke up. In 1995, an LP had been recorded, but due to lack of interest and a series of setbacks, the songs were divided into two EPs and released on labels that almost immediately folded. The recordings never fully matched the intensity of the live show, which always left both band and audience close to deaf and soaked in a hot vapor of sweat and liquor-swill. The...   [ read more ]

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The soundtrack to this 1970 film dates itself with fuzzy guitar and Blood, Sweat and Tears-like horn breaks with socially aware lyrics. Setting these trappings aside, we recognize Loot as a document of the clarion, crystalline voice of pop vocalist Steve Ellis. This was Ellis' first project after leaving Love Affair, and it pre-dates his 1970s solo career on CBS. Keith Mansfield skillfully wrote the music. It blends great timbre variety and constantly shifting arrangements. This is ...   [ read more ]

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