VENENOS DO ROCK
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BARRY GOLDBERG BLUES BAND - Blowin' My Mind (1966 US Blues Psych)
Posted: 04 Nov 2012 10:43 AM PST
http://venenosdorock.blogspot.com/2012/11/barry-goldberg-blues-band-blowin-my.html
SEGUNDO E RARÍSSIMO ALBUM DE UM DOS GRANDE BLUESEIROS BRANCOS, CUJO BLUES
SE NUTRIA DA PSICODELIA!! O CARA TINHA UMA SUPERBANDA, POIS ENTRE SEUS
MEMBROS DESFILAM NOMES COMO "HARVEY MANDEL" E "CHARLY MUSSELWHITE"!! "DUANE
ALLMAN" TAMBÉM CONTRIBUIA PARA A BANDA!! BARRY GOLDBERG COMEÇOU A SE
DESTACAR NO MUNDO MUSICAL DEPOIS DE APARECER TOCANDO COM BOB DYLAN NO
NEWPORT FOLK FESTIVAL EM 1965!! POUCO DEPOIS SE JUNTOU A STEVE MILLER PARA
FORMAR A "GOLDBERG-MILLER BLUES BAND" QUE DEIXOU APENAS ALGUNS SINGLES
GRAVADOS!! STEVE MILLER DEPOIS FOI FORMAR A SUA PRÓPRIA BANDA E GOLDBERG
SEGUIU COM OS REMANESCENTES DA GOLDBERG-MILLER E COM ELES GRAVOU ESSE BOM
ALBUM "BLOWIN' MY MIND"!! VENENO RARO E RECOMENDADO!!
Chicago-style blues practitioner Barry Goldberg (keyboards/vocals) first
came to prominence after appearing with Bob Dylan (guitar/vocals) at the
1965 Newport Folk Festival. Shortly after that he teamed up with Steve
Miller (guitar/vocals) to form the Goldberg-Miller Blues Band, releasing a
pair of mostly ignored 7" singles. After Miller split to the Bay Area to
form his own blues band, Goldberg and the remnants of the short-lived
Goldberg-Miller union headed to Music City U.S.A. to cut Blowing My Mind
(1966) . Joining Goldberg were several up-and-coming notables, including
Charlie Musselwhite (harmonica), Harvey Mandel (guitar), Roy Ruby (bass),
and Maurice McKinley (drums). This quintet drives through a blend of
high-energy originals as well as an interesting combination of equally
commanding cover tunes.
Barry Goldberg - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Harvey Mandel - Guitar
Maurice McKinley - Drums
Charlie Musselwhite - Harmonica
Ron Ruby - Bass
01 The Mother Song 2.57
02 More Soul, Than Soulful 3.13
03 Getting' It Down 2.08
04 Mean Old World 3.49
05 Twice A Man 2.28
06 Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' on 2.37
07 Big Boss Man 2.57
08 Blowing My Mind 2.57
09 That'll Be The Day 2.22
10 Can't Stand To See You Go 2.24
11 Put Me Down 1.53
12 Think
13 Ginger Man 1.46
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BODKIN - Bodkin (1972 Scottish Hard Prog Psych)
Posted: 04 Nov 2012 09:46 AM PST
http://venenosdorock.blogspot.com/2012/11/bodkin-bodkin-1972-scottish-hard-prog.html
MUITO BOA BANDA E DE CERTA ESTOU RESGATANDO UMA DÍVIDA COM ESTE ALBUM DOS
CARAS, POIS TRATA-SE DE UM VENENO QUE MERECIA FIGURAR AQUI NO BLOG!! BODKIN
É UM QUINTETO ESCOCÊS QUE GRAVOU APENAS ESSE DISCO ONDE FAZIA UM HARD
PROGRESSIVO E PSICODÉLICO E CUJO DESTAQUE FICA POR CONTA DO ORGAN HAMMOND
PODEROSO QUE PASSEIA SOLTO NAS CANÇÕES E RIFFS DE GUITARRAS BEM LEGAIS!!
VALE A PENA DAR UM TÉKINHO NESSE VENENO!!
This 1972 album was previously only available as a hideously rare private
pressing. Five tracks of hard and heavy rock, with some outstanding guitar
and keyboard work make up the only album from this Scottish band. Akarma CD
comes in elaborate fold out "crucifix" hard card sleeve.The Hammond Organ
is the primary instrument on this LP. The influence of its sound fits
principally well within each song. "Aunty Mary's Trashcan," easily the best
track on the LP, is nearly 11 minutes long and it illustrates my point
perfectly. "Plastic Man" was the only cut where the guitar cuts loose as a
featured instrument. All of you six-string aficionados need not being
distraught over this as the electric guitar is an essential part of the mix
with this music, it just is not as out front as you may be accustomed to.
Bill Anderson - Bass
Zeik Hume - Vocals
Mick Riddel - guitar
Doug Rome - Hammond organ
Dick Sneddon - drums
01. Three Days After Death (Part 1) - 9:26
02. Three Days After Death (Part 2) - 7:08
03. Aunty Mary's Trashcan - 10:38
http://youtu.be/STTbQ34EVp0
04. Aftur Yur Lumber - 5:12
05. Plastic Man - 5:59
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BARRY GOLDBERG BLUES BAND - Blowin' My Mind (1966 US Blues Psych)
Posted: 04 Nov 2012 10:43 AM PST
http://venenosdorock.blogspot.com/2012/11/barry-goldberg-blues-band-blowin-my.html
SEGUNDO E RARÍSSIMO ALBUM DE UM DOS GRANDE BLUESEIROS BRANCOS, CUJO BLUES
SE NUTRIA DA PSICODELIA!! O CARA TINHA UMA SUPERBANDA, POIS ENTRE SEUS
MEMBROS DESFILAM NOMES COMO "HARVEY MANDEL" E "CHARLY MUSSELWHITE"!! "DUANE
ALLMAN" TAMBÉM CONTRIBUIA PARA A BANDA!! BARRY GOLDBERG COMEÇOU A SE
DESTACAR NO MUNDO MUSICAL DEPOIS DE APARECER TOCANDO COM BOB DYLAN NO
NEWPORT FOLK FESTIVAL EM 1965!! POUCO DEPOIS SE JUNTOU A STEVE MILLER PARA
FORMAR A "GOLDBERG-MILLER BLUES BAND" QUE DEIXOU APENAS ALGUNS SINGLES
GRAVADOS!! STEVE MILLER DEPOIS FOI FORMAR A SUA PRÓPRIA BANDA E GOLDBERG
SEGUIU COM OS REMANESCENTES DA GOLDBERG-MILLER E COM ELES GRAVOU ESSE BOM
ALBUM "BLOWIN' MY MIND"!! VENENO RARO E RECOMENDADO!!
Chicago-style blues practitioner Barry Goldberg (keyboards/vocals) first
came to prominence after appearing with Bob Dylan (guitar/vocals) at the
1965 Newport Folk Festival. Shortly after that he teamed up with Steve
Miller (guitar/vocals) to form the Goldberg-Miller Blues Band, releasing a
pair of mostly ignored 7" singles. After Miller split to the Bay Area to
form his own blues band, Goldberg and the remnants of the short-lived
Goldberg-Miller union headed to Music City U.S.A. to cut Blowing My Mind
(1966) . Joining Goldberg were several up-and-coming notables, including
Charlie Musselwhite (harmonica), Harvey Mandel (guitar), Roy Ruby (bass),
and Maurice McKinley (drums). This quintet drives through a blend of
high-energy originals as well as an interesting combination of equally
commanding cover tunes.
Barry Goldberg - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Harvey Mandel - Guitar
Maurice McKinley - Drums
Charlie Musselwhite - Harmonica
Ron Ruby - Bass
01 The Mother Song 2.57
02 More Soul, Than Soulful 3.13
03 Getting' It Down 2.08
04 Mean Old World 3.49
05 Twice A Man 2.28
06 Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' on 2.37
07 Big Boss Man 2.57
08 Blowing My Mind 2.57
09 That'll Be The Day 2.22
10 Can't Stand To See You Go 2.24
11 Put Me Down 1.53
12 Think
13 Ginger Man 1.46
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BODKIN - Bodkin (1972 Scottish Hard Prog Psych)
Posted: 04 Nov 2012 09:46 AM PST
http://venenosdorock.blogspot.com/2012/11/bodkin-bodkin-1972-scottish-hard-prog.html
MUITO BOA BANDA E DE CERTA ESTOU RESGATANDO UMA DÍVIDA COM ESTE ALBUM DOS
CARAS, POIS TRATA-SE DE UM VENENO QUE MERECIA FIGURAR AQUI NO BLOG!! BODKIN
É UM QUINTETO ESCOCÊS QUE GRAVOU APENAS ESSE DISCO ONDE FAZIA UM HARD
PROGRESSIVO E PSICODÉLICO E CUJO DESTAQUE FICA POR CONTA DO ORGAN HAMMOND
PODEROSO QUE PASSEIA SOLTO NAS CANÇÕES E RIFFS DE GUITARRAS BEM LEGAIS!!
VALE A PENA DAR UM TÉKINHO NESSE VENENO!!
This 1972 album was previously only available as a hideously rare private
pressing. Five tracks of hard and heavy rock, with some outstanding guitar
and keyboard work make up the only album from this Scottish band. Akarma CD
comes in elaborate fold out "crucifix" hard card sleeve.The Hammond Organ
is the primary instrument on this LP. The influence of its sound fits
principally well within each song. "Aunty Mary's Trashcan," easily the best
track on the LP, is nearly 11 minutes long and it illustrates my point
perfectly. "Plastic Man" was the only cut where the guitar cuts loose as a
featured instrument. All of you six-string aficionados need not being
distraught over this as the electric guitar is an essential part of the mix
with this music, it just is not as out front as you may be accustomed to.
Bill Anderson - Bass
Zeik Hume - Vocals
Mick Riddel - guitar
Doug Rome - Hammond organ
Dick Sneddon - drums
01. Three Days After Death (Part 1) - 9:26
02. Three Days After Death (Part 2) - 7:08
03. Aunty Mary's Trashcan - 10:38
http://youtu.be/STTbQ34EVp0
04. Aftur Yur Lumber - 5:12
05. Plastic Man - 5:59