Редкие группы

2havefun69:

>Arc "...at this"
Ни когда не знал про них, спасибо.

The Art Of Lovin' (1968)

Light Airplane-meets-Mamas&Papas hippie-pop/rock LP, a genre which seems to contain an infinite number of mostly so-so's. Similar to Neighb'rhoood Childr'n or Yankee Dollar though more faceless than both. Songwriting is unexciting and the standard Grace-clone occasionally operatic. Some good guitar and a strange ethnic folk art sleeve I dig. There may be a vinyl boot also, not sure.
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Built around the talents of singer/guitarist Paul Applebaum, bassist Johnny Lank, sax player Barry Tatelman, vocalist Gail Winnick and drummer Sandy Winslow, 1968 saw the band signed by the small Detroit-based Mainstream Records. Released later in the year, "The Art of Lovin'" made for one of the year's more interesting debuts. Curiously, for years we'd read reviews that labeled this album as being folk-rock oriented. It's not. That said, the first time we spun the collection we were left with the nagging feeling we'd heard it somewhere before. The second time around, the comparison instantly dawned us. Powered by Applebaum's pseudo-psychedelic material and Winslow's crystalline voice, stylistically tracks such as "What the Young Mind Says", the rocker "Take a Ride" and "Good Times" bore more than a passing resemblance to early Jefferson Airplane. Imagine the Airplane having elected to abandon some of their more strident moves in favor of a slightly more commercial orientation and you'll get a good feel for the LP. At the other end of the spectrum, harmony rich tracks such as "Daily Prayer" sounded like The Mamas and the Papas having abandoned their chirpy top-40 orientation. Simultaneously catchy and quite commercial, it's easy to see why this album is valued so highly by collectors. There's also a non-LP 1968 single "You've Got the Power" b/w "Good Times" (Mainstream 87).

The Insect Trust (1968)

The Insect Trust in many ways are the only American folk-rock band to be a legitimate US equivalent to the most successful UK folk-rock bands. They came from a truly American musical tradition, blending every old American musical style (folk, jazz, blues) and many different instrumental approaches into a sound that fit their own time. The first album should appeal to any folk-rock fan, with a great batch of songs and nice female and male vocals. It often gets quite wild, with a few long freaky songs that are easily worthy of the psychedelic cover design.

2havefun69:
>The Art Of Lovin'
>The Insect Trust
Отметил эти группы для себя, музыка их понравилась.

Nicholas Greenwood "Cold Cuts" (1972)

http://soundvoyager.blogspot.com/2015/08/nicholas-greenwood-cold-cuts-1972.html

Hokus Poke "Earth Harmony" (1972)

Straight ahead rock, slightly bluesy, from a classic line-up of dual guitars, bass and drums. Mostly the sparse sound is topped by reasonably likeable vocals, here and there reminiscent of Stevie Marriott. The playing is flawless, but not very inspired, and gives the impression of being curtailed in the studio. Where the compositions are more thoughtful and melodious, there are some nice tracks like the beginning of Sunrise Sunset and Big World Small Girl, in which the vocals surprsingly enough sound like a mixture of CSNÝ and Split Enz. Still there probably isn't enough to set this apart from a lot of albums from the same era in the same vein. Pleasant but not outstanding.

Bees Make Honey "Music Every Night" (1973)

https://the-slider04.livejournal.com/337168.html

2havefun69:
>Nicholas Greenwood "Cold Cuts" (1972)
>Hokus Poke "Earth Harmony" (1972)
>Bees Make Honey "Music Every Night" (1973)
Редкие и интересные по музыке (на мой вкус).

John Koerner - Spider Blues (WOU 7290)

John Kongos "Kongos" (1971)

Rumplestiltskin “Black Magician” (1971)

Rumplestiltskin (1970)

The Rugbys "Hot Cargo" (1969)

Samuel Prody (1971)

Sandy Coast "Shipwreck" (1969)

2havefun69:
>John Kongos "Kongos" (1971)
>Sandy Coast "Shipwreck" (1969)
>Samuel Prody (1971)
>The Rugbys "Hot Cargo" (1969)
>Rumplestiltskin (1970)
Слышал "Rumplestiltskin" с помощью "Repertoire" про остальных не знал.

С помощью "Repertoire" услышал и эту.

Man - Man (REP 4969)

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>2havefun69:
>>John Kongos "Kongos" (1971)
>>Sandy Coast "Shipwreck" (1969)
>>Samuel Prody (1971)
>>The Rugbys "Hot Cargo" (1969)
>>Rumplestiltskin (1970)
>Слышал "Rumplestiltskin" с помощью "Repertoire"
>про остальных не знал.

Тогда особенно рекомендую Sandy Coast. Очень симпатичные голландцы. Не хуже Shocking Blue
Ну, может, не Shipwreck (это у них была попытка концептуального альбома, получилось в ущерб мелодичности), а с какого-нибудь сборника типа такого
https://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3820831