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The Day After The Sabbath 79 Dusty Track heavy blues special

The Day After The Sabbath 79 Dusty Track heavy blues special Download from : [mf] or [mg] password:  tdats Dose o blues number two....which now makes for three so far; Vol54, Vol79 and Vol108. A few screaming, agonising blues crucifixions mixed in with the usual unstoppable fuzz, coming at you like the train that just keepsa rolling....... Arthur Lee Arthur Lee was the guitarist with LAs psych band Love, he also made a few solo albums along the way before his unfortunate death from leukaemia in 2006. Our intro track is from the time of his first, 1972s Vindicator, and is included on the bonus-tracks version. Its such a great riff in this track and its almost like doom rock, and we all know that blues and doom are pretty much the same thing....Fun Fact: " Lee�s [pre-Love] composition, My Diary was his first to do well. It was written for R&B singer Rosa Brooks who performed and recorded it. The song included ...

The Gods To Samuel A Son 1969 uk great psych rock 2009 japan bonus track remaster

The Gods To Samuel A Son 1969 uk great psych rock 2009 japan bonus track remaster Here�s a bit of a conundrum: whereas concept albums often shift melodies down in favor of big ideas, this one is all about songs � unlike THE GODS� debut that saw them try to enter the already trodden waters. Beating FIRE�s similarly shaped "The Magic Shoemaker" time-wise, the second time around the band gave reins to Ken Hensley who, less constrained by the progressive paradigm of the day, came up not only with memorable tunes but also with the trademark sound he�d perfect in URIAH HEEP. It�s unmistakably his composer style behind the vocal line of the title track, and the acoustic �He�s Growing�, while still rooted in psychedelia, could have easily find a place on any of the master�s solo records. But for all that, and a few lightweight numbers such as �Penny Dear� with its Caribbean undertow or the TRAFFIC-like �Autumn�, this is an ensemble work, as proven by a single cover of �Maria� from �W...