It might not be exactly clear as to how a kaftan clad, bearded Greek born in Egypt, fleeing his country due to a military coup and arriving in Paris instead of London, finding an audience in France anyway and then making a Progressive Rock album called 666 before embarking on a middle of the road […]
With Greece exiting the World Cup losing on a penalty shoot out, it brings to mind that in the late sixties there was the glorious Greek celebration that was Aphrodite’s Child. No one could have predicted their individual futures and unprecedented success as a psychedelic/progressive band from Greece, except that the lead singer had an […]