My 45's collection - No2

All stuffs here , are Non LP Tracks !! Maybe some artists/groups have LP's discography . But the tracks that I present here , aren't included in lp !! In some cases you can find some of these, in Various Artists Collections or Best of etc.

CAETANO (emanuel viana telles) VELOSO -BRAZIL

APOCALYPSE - FRANCE or BELGIUM GROUP???

CHARLES BRUTUS McCLAY - FRANCE ??

GLYN JOHNS - UK (this ps are from spain )

HALF CROWN - BELGIUM

HARD HORSE - USA (france realise)

IAN HILLEN - BELGIUM

LE GRAND MELLON - USA

SUSAN SHIFRIN - ???

VOYAGE - FRANCE

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My 45's collection - No1

All stuffs here , are Non LP Tracks !! Maybe some artists/groups have LP's discography . But the tracks that I present here , aren't included in lp !! In some cases you can find some of these, in Various Artists Collections or Best of etc.

THE UNDERGROUND SET - ITALY

TRIPTYQUE - FRANCE

THE TOPS - BELGIUM

SHANNONDOA - GERMANY

SAMURAI - ITALIAN/JAPAN group (italian realise only)

RITA - ?? (this is german realise)

PAUL & GREG - GERMAN (austrian realise only)

PATCHWORK - FRANCE

MONIQUE VERNON-FRANCE

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MARTHA VELEZ - FIENDS and ANGELS

USA GATEFOLD COVER


ROCKIN HOOD SAID

A fantastick blues-rock lp!!!!! The Martha's vocal is powerful and suites perfectly with music. The album itself is already recommended & collectable but check who also featured it:
Brian Auger - organ (Brian Auger & Trinity, Oblivion Express)
Jack Bruce - bass (Cream)
Jim Capaldi - drums (Traffic)
Eric Clapton - guitar
Paul Kossoff - guitar (Free)
Christine McVie - keyboards (Chicken Shack, Fleetwood Mac)
Mitch Mitchell - drums (Jimi Hendrix Experience)
and others UK cover

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !!!
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BEAR MOUNTAIN BAND - ONE MORE DAY

FROM ACID ARCHIVES

Local mountain air rocker with psychy westcoast flashes on the excellent title track and elsewhere. Shifts between wellwritten, more melodic numbers and a rootsier rural rock vibe, with a couple of extended jams showing good playing and a nice atmosphere all around. One of the better in the hippie/barrock crossover zone - superior to Travelers Aid to these ears. Not everyone is impressed with this album, though. [PL]

Trashy 70s not-quite-hard-rock private press with an appealingly stupid sleazy vibe (one song is called "Crotch Crickets," another "tihsllub"). Excellent opening song has a nice flowing dreamy feel to it, but the promise of the album ends there abruptly, as the rest is pedestrian and dull. One can picture these guys going over pretty well at a biker rally or in a truckers' bar, but there's a difference between sleaze and real menace, and this lacks the dangerous edge of, say, the Burnt River Band. [AM]

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ISAIAH - SAME

Formed 1971, Tirol, Austria. Progressive rock cult classic from Austria. Originally came out in 1975.Members
Gerd Raabe (lead vocals, flute, acoustic guitar, percussion),
Michael Bornhorst (tenor saxophone, clarinet),
Hans Gasser (bass),
Walter Reschauer (drums, percussion),
Edu Weber (lead guitars, backing vocals),
Hubertus Nolte (keyboards, backing vocals)

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RAY HARLOWE and GYP FOX

FROM ACID ARCHIVES

Enjoyable local stoned hippie barrock Dead groover with peak in druggy epic "Getting Keyed". True psych vibes from "the bar at the end of the world" to quote one of the album's original advocates. Excellent musical value in relation to the low going rate. The weather always keep changing... [PL]
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One of those albums that’s known almost exlusively in collector’s circles. Despite the 1978 recording date, this is wasted late 60s/early 70s-style guitar rock in a West Coast bag. The guitar playing is pretty good and the songs have hooks buried here and there. An album that makes you feel like you’ve wandered into a swamp by mistake, but the water is warm and comfortable. [AM]


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JOSEPH - STONED AGE MAN

FROM ACID ARCHIVES

The cover drawing of a cave man is completely apt. Joseph sings like he’s about to hit you in the head with a club. His gruff, gravely voice is completely perfect for songs with titles like “I Ain’t Fattenin’ No More Frogs For Snakes” and “Cold Biscuits and Fish Heads.” The backing is solid bluesy organ and guitar, with a few surprising moments here, like “Mojo Gumbo” speeding up at the end. While a bit of Howlin’ Wolf/Captain Beefheart shows through here and there, he’s really one step behind those guys on the evolutionary chart. His lead guitar playing is equally as crude as his vocals. This is a short album, with 9 songs in 29 minutes, and not a second is wasted, except maybe for the cover of “House of The Rising Sun.” Really cool! [AM]

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PROBE - DIRECTION

FROM THE ACID ARCHIVES

This is pretty amateurish stuff, and falls into a category somewhere between Bachs/Mystery Meat garage and post-Iron Butterfly hard rock. There's lots of organ and wah-wah, phased drums, an energetic Steve Miller cover, a definite soul influence, and harmonies that don't quite cut it. The best thing about the album is the interplay between the lead guitar and the eerie-sounding organ. None of it is played particularly well, but the spirit is cool in a youthful way and the songs aren't bad. Best song: "Two Roads In The Night," which has a memorable guitar hook, varying speeds and a tricky chord progression. The songs are surprisingly complex; they have ambitions beyond their chops. "Direction" has its faults, but overall it's one of the more enjoyable albums of its style. A long bluesy cover of "Rock Me" is regrettable, though. Recommended to people who like prep rock but wish it was heavier. [AM]
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Bread'n'butter local basement longhairs who probably played high schools and clubs in their home-town without aspiring to a high level of artistry. The vibe is post-psychedelic, rootsy bluesy in parts, proggy hardrock in parts. Setting is typical guitar/organ interplay, with some surprisingly sophisticated jazzy guitarwork that doesn't quite gel with the bonehead feel of other parts of the LP; good old local LP idiosynchracy in other words. The vocals tend to fall in the unfortunate soulful macho style of the era which keeps this from attaining the full teenage realness of albums like Top Drawer or the Rockadelic roster. All over a difficult album to knock, but equally difficult to find reasons for people to pick up, unless they have some personal memories attached to the scene. Probe released this to get gigs and delight friends and family, and apart from the excellent "Two Roads", the "Direction" trip doesn't really extend beyond those humble ambitions. The small press size has been reported by the band. [PL]

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