Showing posts with label west coast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label west coast. Show all posts
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Ken Scott's Archivist
Archivist by Ken Scott is a guidebook to obscure and classic albums of the Jesus movement specifically written with the collector in mind. It is a 370-page reference work that contains paragraph reviews and descriptions of approximately 3,200 Jesus music albums that were made from 1965 through 1980. The 4th edition includes over 800 new write-ups, numerous re-written/expanded reviews, plus all the text from the first three editions. In addition to the main section covering albums, there are also smaller sections on “incredibly strange” albums, CDs of previously unreleased music and 7” singles/EPs. Sample styles covered include folk, rock, beat, blues rock, Catholic folk, country rock, funk/r&b/jazz, hard rock, progressive, punk, psychedelic and sunshine pop. From well-known Jesus music artists to favorites of psych collectors to numerous unknown local groups to obscure records from UK, Canada, Australia, Germany and other countries. Buy it here.Sunday, July 01, 2007
Lacewing - Lacewing (1970)
From Kent, Ohio, this outfit formed out of the ashes of The Measles, who had once included Joe Walsh before his James Gang days and Joe Vitale, who was also in Chylds and Joe Walsh's Barnstormer. They reverted their name to The Measles after the Mainstream album in 1970.Their album is a West Coast-influenced affair which ranges from folk tracks like Time To Go to more atmospheric numbers such as Rebirth and on to heavier rock cuts like Epicycle and Play For You. The 45 is from the album and is by far the best track. Fuzz, Acid & Flowers
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Monday, May 01, 2006
John Bassman Group - Filthy Sky (1970)
Heavy Dutch acid rock album, sung in English, with some Airplance moves, hard guitarwork with effects, VERY fine! Very rare late 60's Dutch west coast style. Acid psych with great female vocals and killer fuzz guitar leads!Rate Your Music
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Sunday, March 19, 2006
One - One (1972)
Mark Baker - Drums Reality D. Blipcrotch - Percussion, Vocals Roger Crissinger - Organ, Piano, Keyboards Donald Ensslin - Banjo, Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm) Frank Trevor Fee - Bass Marv Granat Dulcimer - Guitar, Sitar Sarah Oppenheim - Autoharp, Voices Laurie Paul - Vocals, Voices, Tanpura Theodore Teipel - Flute, Harmonica, Piano, Keyboards
Tracks:
1 One of a Kind 4:29
2 Il Car Raga 8:38
3 Free Rain 5:12
4 3 Songs 10:09
5 Old Englishhh 7:56
Thank you, Csaszi for the info!
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