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NOT FOUND SOME NETINFO ABOUT THIS GUY...FROM POPSIKE WEB :
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-FRIAR TUCK : AND HIS PSYCHEDELIC GUITAR (MERCURY SR 61111) 1967...ORIGINAL PRESSING EXPLOITO FUZZ PSYCH LP WITH ALL THE GUYS FROM GOLDENROD, PRODUCED BY CURT BOETTCHER...
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-HERE'S A PSYCH CLASSIC BY FRIAR TUCK AND HIS BAND WITH FUZZ BLASTING ALL OVER THE PLACE FOLKS!
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-Ah , and here it is !!!
What can I say about this wonderful record ? Once you go Friar tuck you'll never go back , that is , if super psychedelic fuzz infused reverb dripping endless dreamy Ethereal Phil Spector like Pet sounds acid trips with Charles Manson at the psychedelic dance party is your thing ,
the ultimate and essential cornerstone to any space age pop Psychedelia LSD exotica groove lounge collection ,Once I heard this LP I've spent years after trying to find something else that comes close to this , but with no avail , this is far too advanced , you could listen to this album a hundred times and still here new sounds and ideas within the layers upon layers of ethereal wordless vocal harmonies and raga reverb tremelo space echo guitar bliss , a precursor to My Bloody Valentine ?
Mike Deasy , Famous session guitarist who is still available to play on YOUR album today !!!
Master of the sixties' West Coast Sound , He worked closely with Phil Spector and Brian Wilson , among thousands of others ,you'll find he played sitar on countless albums( such as Jackie Gleason's Now Sound for Today's Lovers) rivaled only by Bill Plummer ,
Deasy teamed up with Gary Paxton , Ben Benay , and Kurt Boettcher many times , the vocal arrangements on this album are hands down the best I've ever heard from Curt Boettcher , and Ben Benay 's own album " Goldenrod" is actually the backing tracks from this album and the " Millenium" album , the story goes that Deasy took acid with Charles Manson and the family back when Manson was hanging around the Beach Boys , somehow Mike blew his mind and had to be recovered after days of hiding in the woods , henceforth he became Friar Tuck , and the back of this LP reflects these disturbing times in his life with Manson-esque poetry
Deasy played in Tommy Roe's backup band and helped write Sweet Pea , and once they went to play the song at Disneyland whilst Deasy was fully clad in Friar Tuck garb , Disney would not allow him to enter the park other than to play with the band , he really was Friar Tuck during that phase thats the revelation ,
Mike Deasy also worked with Ry Cooder on ' Tanyet ' by the Ceyleib people
What can I say about this wonderful record ? Once you go Friar tuck you'll never go back , that is , if super psychedelic fuzz infused reverb dripping endless dreamy Ethereal Phil Spector like Pet sounds acid trips with Charles Manson at the psychedelic dance party is your thing ,
the ultimate and essential cornerstone to any space age pop Psychedelia LSD exotica groove lounge collection ,Once I heard this LP I've spent years after trying to find something else that comes close to this , but with no avail , this is far too advanced , you could listen to this album a hundred times and still here new sounds and ideas within the layers upon layers of ethereal wordless vocal harmonies and raga reverb tremelo space echo guitar bliss , a precursor to My Bloody Valentine ?
Mike Deasy , Famous session guitarist who is still available to play on YOUR album today !!!
Master of the sixties' West Coast Sound , He worked closely with Phil Spector and Brian Wilson , among thousands of others ,you'll find he played sitar on countless albums( such as Jackie Gleason's Now Sound for Today's Lovers) rivaled only by Bill Plummer ,
Deasy teamed up with Gary Paxton , Ben Benay , and Kurt Boettcher many times , the vocal arrangements on this album are hands down the best I've ever heard from Curt Boettcher , and Ben Benay 's own album " Goldenrod" is actually the backing tracks from this album and the " Millenium" album , the story goes that Deasy took acid with Charles Manson and the family back when Manson was hanging around the Beach Boys , somehow Mike blew his mind and had to be recovered after days of hiding in the woods , henceforth he became Friar Tuck , and the back of this LP reflects these disturbing times in his life with Manson-esque poetry
Deasy played in Tommy Roe's backup band and helped write Sweet Pea , and once they went to play the song at Disneyland whilst Deasy was fully clad in Friar Tuck garb , Disney would not allow him to enter the park other than to play with the band , he really was Friar Tuck during that phase thats the revelation ,
Mike Deasy also worked with Ry Cooder on ' Tanyet ' by the Ceyleib people
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Un solo hombre con una guitarra psicodélica. Así como una visión a cubrir melodías clásicas en su propio estilo. ¿Quién era este hombre, de verdad? No creo que nunca vamos a saber...El mundo puede nunca saber
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CD en mp3 (320 Kbps) y FLAC
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CD en mp3 (320 Kbps) y FLAC
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9 comentarios:
Este ya lo tengo bajado de algun blog hace tiempo.
Seguro Bell que aun hoy dia, hay gente increible por el ancho mundo, generalmente suelen ser llamados locos, colgados o con apelativos similares.
Al menos a mi me gusta creerlo.
Un saludo y un "GRACIAS" (que... no cuesta tanto darlas)
A.M
Gracias Ana...comments ni verlos...me da igual...pongo la musica porque me gusta.
Gracias por dar las gracias, corazón.
A mi tambien me importan un carajo los coments.
Vosotros sabeis que esto esta hecho principalmente por y para nuestro disfrute y secundariamente por el de los demas.
Ademas nos reimos y todo, la mejor vitamina para soportar la estupidez humana
Somos asi de egoistas.
Un saludo.
A.M
Pues yo no conozco a este tio que has puesto, ya me diras. Como casi siempre hago doy las gracias a este Bello, entre los bellos; y sabio entre los sabios.
Ya lleva 34 decargas y comments, solo los de casa...como siempre.
Felices Navidades
¿34 ya? que bien..
a este loco yo lo conosco, se juntaba con robin hood tambien movia cerveza y se iba de farra con dunkand macloud.
Muy buen disco, me ha encatao!
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