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SE O AMIGO ENVENENADO GOSTA DE BLUES HARD ROCK E UMA MESCLA PSYCH ESTE É UM ALBUM QUE VOCÊ VAI GOSTAR!! A FAIXA "HARD TO HANDLE" É ALGO DE FANTÁSTICO!! HARD BLUES CRU COM UM VOCAL ALTAMENTE PODEROSO!! ÑÃO DEIXE DE ESCUTAR "LET ME DOWN EASY"!! TEM TAMBÉM UMA VERSÃO DE JAMES BROW PARA IT'S A MAN WORLD!! SET ME FREE É OBRA!! "LOOKIN FOR TOMORROW" É HARD PODEROSO E MORTAL!! ENFIM... ALGUMAS MÚSICAS MUITO BOAS COM ORGAN E GUITARRAS PSICODÉLICAS NUMA MESCLA DE ACID BLUES ROCK!! VENENO DO BOM E RECOMENDADO!!
Very good early version of "Hard To Handle". If you like classic blues rock with a good mix of hard rock and psych thrown in, or like 70's music similar to the aformentioned song, this is a good album to search for.
Sandy Pantaleo - Lead Vocals
Vince Fersak - Guitar
Ben Ninnman - Keyboards
Mike Archuleta - Bass Guitar
Chas Kimbrell - Drums
1 I Who Have Nothing
2 Lookin' for Tomorrow
http://youtu.be/MjDnyviDBwQ?list=UUI9AOIL2nts4H3Pf_p8nOvQ
http://youtu.be/MjDnyviDBwQ?list=UUI9AOIL2nts4H3Pf_p8nOvQ
3 Hard to Handle
4 Reflection
5 Warm Touch
6 Shelter of Your Arms
7 Set Me Free
8 It's a Man's World
9 Let Me Down Easy
5 comentários:
Venenasso!
Abraço!
Desse eu já provei. Obra prima ! Excelente "veneno" ! Amigos roqueiros, quem ainda não tiver, não deixe passar em branco. Trata-se de uma pérola compartilhada pelo amigo Menegon.
Never heard this before Thanks.
Chaz
If you ever see a CD simply... buy it!!! Don't worry who it's by or what it costs or anything like that for the moment, buy it. Take it home and stick it in your player, then set the program so you miss out the first two tracks. Never mind why, just do it anyway. Make sure that all breakable objects are firmly secured and turn the volume up regardless of what it was to start with.
It was extremely hard to find CD version, that almost impossible! digitally remastered edition of this album the This is another great day For me I . Even though it took me a lot of time ...(finally I found, many thanks Nel,my friend) Yeah it was on my wish list, for a long time, more such music, and the world will be better... I remember when I heard for the first time this album, it was like new beginning, for me wow, fantastic, marvelous feeling!
For over 30 years of listening to music, I had not thought it is something that can surprise me, oh how wrong I was!
I did not know those guys, I read that this band existed. Granted, it's amazing playing, powerful, solid, sound organ of Hammond B3,those guitars,dirty heavy vocals.. has long, not heard the such a galopady.... mhhmm it was something new and different form, different scale, the level at which few could climb wonderful abum !
LIQUID SMOKE American psychedelic blues rock band emerged in the city of New York in 1969. Their debut LP, "Liquid Smoke" was released in 1970 on AVCO Embassy Records in the US (AVE-33005 Stereo) produced by Vinnie Testa... to record CD were used Original US pressing from '70 and is not a later reissue of any kind!
Also, for a brief time during this period, Mike Archuleta were putting together a band with Vince Martell, Guitar (of Vanilla Fudge fame) but, the band only played out once (for some local political rally) This album holds, psychedelic sounds, use of vocal harmonies and a blues-rock line,rich,strong sound rare at the 60s-70s heavy obscurities,with great organ Hammond B3 and psychodelic guitars. the New York band's sole self-titled album is classified as very rare consisting of original material written by Vince Fersak and some covers. I wonder if the Black Crowes heard the version of "Hard to Handle" on here because their version sounds awful close. But on this album it's the originals that are the best, with some nice fuzzy rippin' guitar and cool organ runs.
Among the tracks on the album include "Let Me Down Easy," "Shelter of Your Arms", "Warm Touch" or versions of Otis Redding, "Hard to Handle" and the famous James Brown, "It's a Man's World". The album also includes their single “I, Who Have Nothing” a cover of the Ben E. King hit, which reached nr.82 on the list Billboard. The song, originally by Ben E. King, was written by a partner Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, and met successful versions of Tom Jones and Terry Knight and the Pack.
What a pity that I have not heard it in the early '70s,(I had just a few years) but today belonged to the canon of my music fantastic,melodious , predatory, nostalgic, romantic, everything I love in music is on the album, I listen and listen and listen and I miss those times ...long time no one gave me no such pleasure in music. These 9 tracks are incredibly, amazingly captivating. When I see these forgotten albums, forgotten artists, it is easier on my heart, because it shows that there are people in the world for which, in it's culture and heritage are extremely important. Music is part of human culture, and that band created the foundations of rock music, now a component of our culture. I still have chills, surely I will take him on an Desert Island and to hell with the rest ...hehehe
After issue the album "Liquid Smoke"band ceased to exist.
Many thanks:) Menegon for the reminder, maybe for some it will be discovered...for me is certainly as a sentimental journey in the past.
Yours,
Adam.
If you ever see a CD simply... buy it!!! Don't worry who it's by or what it costs or anything like that for the moment, buy it. Take it home and stick it in your player, then set the program so you miss out the first two tracks. Never mind why, just do it anyway. Make sure that all breakable objects are firmly secured and turn the volume up regardless of what it was to start with.
It was extremely hard to find CD version, that almost impossible! digitally remastered edition of this album the This is another great day For me I . Even though it took me a lot of time ...(finally I found, many thanks Nel,my friend) Yeah it was on my wish list, for a long time, more such music, and the world will be better... I remember when I heard for the first time this album, it was like new beginning, for me wow, fantastic, marvelous feeling!
For over 30 years of listening to music, I had not thought it is something that can surprise me, oh how wrong I was!
I did not know those guys, I read that this band existed. Granted, it's amazing playing, powerful, solid, sound organ of Hammond B3,those guitars,dirty heavy vocals.. has long, not heard the such a galopady.... mhhmm it was something new and different form, different scale, the level at which few could climb wonderful abum !
LIQUID SMOKE American psychedelic blues rock band emerged in the city of New York in 1969. Their debut LP, "Liquid Smoke" was released in 1970 on AVCO Embassy Records in the US (AVE-33005 Stereo) produced by Vinnie Testa... to record CD were used Original US pressing from '70 and is not a later reissue of any kind!
Also, for a brief time during this period, Mike Archuleta were putting together a band with Vince Martell, Guitar (of Vanilla Fudge fame) but, the band only played out once (for some local political rally) This album holds, psychedelic sounds, use of vocal harmonies and a blues-rock line,rich,strong sound rare at the 60s-70s heavy obscurities,with great organ Hammond B3 and psychodelic guitars. the New York band's sole self-titled album is classified as very rare consisting of original material written by Vince Fersak and some covers. I wonder if the Black Crowes heard the version of "Hard to Handle" on here because their version sounds awful close. But on this album it's the originals that are the best, with some nice fuzzy rippin' guitar and cool organ runs.
Among the tracks on the album include "Let Me Down Easy," "Shelter of Your Arms", "Warm Touch" or versions of Otis Redding, "Hard to Handle" and the famous James Brown, "It's a Man's World". The album also includes their single “I, Who Have Nothing” a cover of the Ben E. King hit, which reached nr.82 on the list Billboard. The song, originally by Ben E. King, was written by a partner Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, and met successful versions of Tom Jones and Terry Knight and the Pack.
What a pity that I have not heard it in the early '70s,(I had just a few years) but today belonged to the canon of my music fantastic,melodious , predatory, nostalgic, romantic, everything I love in music is on the album, I listen and listen and listen and I miss those times ...long time no one gave me no such pleasure in music. These 9 tracks are incredibly, amazingly captivating. When I see these forgotten albums, forgotten artists, it is easier on my heart, because it shows that there are people in the world for which, in it's culture and heritage are extremely important. Music is part of human culture, and that band created the foundations of rock music, now a component of our culture. I still have chills, surely I will take him on an Desert Island and to hell with the rest ...hehehe
After issue the album "Liquid Smoke"band ceased to exist.
Many thanks:) Menegon for the reminder, maybe for some it will be discovered...for me is certainly as a sentimental journey in the past.
Yours,
Adam.
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