Favorite Bands/Artists w/ less than 5 albums?

Naked Eyes
Prince & the Revolution

 

Hatfield and the North
Bruford
National Health
Egg
Jimi Hendrix
Cream
Derek and the Dominoes

 

Rita Jean Bodine

 

Cream
Jimi Hendrix Experience
Daddy Cool
Janis Joplin
Ruben & the Jets
Jeff Simmons
Blind Faith
Cyrkle

 

The last two don’t really count, let’s be honest. One is a garbage covers album, the second an Axl solo record.

 

Ok,I'll give it a shot I may be wrong but...Major Lance?..The Artistics?...Percy Sledge?

 

The Verve

 

It's A Beautiful Day

 

The Stooges
The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Original PiL with Levene/Wobble
The Sex Pistols
Jellyfish
Joy Division
Mr Bungle

 

Chvrches
Courtney Barnett
Father John Misty

Looking forward to more from each of them

 

Hank Williams, Sr.

 

The Small Faces
The Zombies
Buddy Holly
The (English) Beat
The Specials
The Selecter
Buffalo Springfield
The Bobby Fuller Four

 

Should have added Faces to the list.

 

BAD ENGLISH

SALTY DOG

VAMP

ELF

RIVERDOGS

THE WINERY DOGS

 

The Smoke (UK)

I believe they only had one "official" album (...It's Smoke Time) released in Germany/Europe, though other songs have been released in various box-sets over the years:




Absolutely fantastic record.

 

Two extremely under-rated and under-appreciated bands, with 3 LPs apiece:

The Only Ones
The Big Dish

 

Derek & the Dominos
Guadalcanal Diary
Spirit
Jimi Hendrix Experience
Blind Faith
Bluesbreakers w/ Eric Clapton
The Faces w/ Ronnie Lane
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac

 

Essential Logic. Even if you add in Lora Logic's solo releases it doesn't get up to 5 albums. I listen to Beat Rhythm News often, and I have ever since it came out. I really think it's a timeless masterpiece.

It sort of baffles me why I like it so much, because it's a mix of all the things that in principle I dislike most in music: quirky vocals, changing time signatures, and worst of all, reggae. But I can't get enough of it.

 

I think this is the first time I see Ryo Fukui mentioned before anywhere about anything. I love his music.

 

Jackson C. Frank.

 

Not yet mentioned:

English Beat

 

I agree with a number of those already mentioned.

Paul Stanley solo - 2 albums.

True he isn’t retired but I doubt he will ever make another solo album. His first one (s/t 1978) is a definite favorite.

 

Derek and the Dominoes

 

1.MC5...3 records
2.Hackamore Brick....1 record
3.Godz...3 records
4.The Great Society...2 records
5.Johnny Ace...1 record
6.Television...3 records
7.Rocket From The Tombs...4 records
8.X-Ray Spex...2 records
9.Dion And The Belmonts...3 records
10.Crazy Horse...2 records

 

The Verve
Buffalo Springfield
The Neon Philharmonic
Foster The People