RARIDADE E UMA EXCELENTE BANDA TÍPICA "WEST COAST" AMERICANA COM UM SOM DE HARMONIA INCOMPARÁVEL!! SOLOS DE GUITARRA ACUSTICA PERFEITAS, FLUTAS E UM VOCAL TRANQUILO E SEM ESFORÇO, FAZEM DESTE DISCO UMA PEÇA, ALÉM DE RARA, ABSOLUTAMENTE BRILHANTE!! O ALBUM DOS CARAS TINHA A PRODUÇÃO DE NEIL YOUNG E O LIDER DA BANDA ERA PHIL PEARLMAN QUE ANTES JÁ TINHA FUNDADO A PIRADEX BANDA BEAT OF THE EART!! O ALBUM ORIGINAL GANHOU EM 1975 UMA PRENSAGEM DE APENAS 500 EXEMPLARES E MUSICAS DE ALTA QUALIDADE!! ALTAMENTE RECOMENDADO!!
I was introduced to this record after getting into one of Phil Pearlman's other bands, Beat of the Earth, and the great record label, Radioactive Records. Absolutely brilliant west coast rock, with a slick mid 70's Neil Young like production. This should be a great album for everyone to dig this summer. Love! First ever reissue. Former "Beat Of The Earth" leader Phil Pearlman assembled Relatively Clean Rivers in the early '70s and eventually recorded this excellent rural rock album in 1975.
Although it should be easy to pigeonhole the sound of Relatively Clean Rivers, it is actually anything but. At times sounding like The Grateful Dead in all their American Beauty pomp, or CSNY circa Déjà Vu, this tight, richly talented ensemble produces an album of almost majestic quality. The sound is superb, and clearly no time or expense were spared to produce an album which is probably the most flawless snapshot of Californian '70s under ground music that you will ever here.
Originally there were 2 pressings of this unique album, each of only 500 copies each, and this is the first time that this, or any of Pearlman's other recordings has been reissued. An album highly recommended to anyone even remotely interested in '70s West Coast music or simply top-notch music in general. (Forced-Exposure)
I was introduced to this record after getting into one of Phil Pearlman's other bands, Beat of the Earth, and the great record label, Radioactive Records. Absolutely brilliant west coast rock, with a slick mid 70's Neil Young like production. This should be a great album for everyone to dig this summer. Love! First ever reissue. Former "Beat Of The Earth" leader Phil Pearlman assembled Relatively Clean Rivers in the early '70s and eventually recorded this excellent rural rock album in 1975.
Although it should be easy to pigeonhole the sound of Relatively Clean Rivers, it is actually anything but. At times sounding like The Grateful Dead in all their American Beauty pomp, or CSNY circa Déjà Vu, this tight, richly talented ensemble produces an album of almost majestic quality. The sound is superb, and clearly no time or expense were spared to produce an album which is probably the most flawless snapshot of Californian '70s under ground music that you will ever here.
Originally there were 2 pressings of this unique album, each of only 500 copies each, and this is the first time that this, or any of Pearlman's other recordings has been reissued. An album highly recommended to anyone even remotely interested in '70s West Coast music or simply top-notch music in general. (Forced-Exposure)
Phil Pearlman: guitar, bass, vocals, flute, harmonica and synthesizer
Kurt Baker: guitar, vocals
Dwight Morouse: drums, effects
01. Easy ride
02. Journey through the valley of O
03. Babylon
04. Last flight to Eden
05. Prelude
06. Hello sunshine
07. They knew what to say
08. The persian caravan
09. A thousand years
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Bem, gostei mais desse projeto do Phil Pearman do q o postado acima...
Muito obrigado e parabéns!
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