As a blurb in the liner notes say, ". . . has never been hastily ushered from hysterical mobs." TeenSet
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
"a flying gas..."
A record I've been getting into more and more lately is Incredible Kaleidoscope by The Kaleidoscope on Epic Records from 1969. The album is composed of only 7 songs, culminating in the 12 minute epic "kitchen sink" instrumental "Seven-Ate Sweet". This was their third album and a nice showcase for their amazing blend of influences - folk, Eastern, blues, blue grass, psychedelic rock - you name it. The lineup on this record include: David Lindley (guitar, violin, banjo and vocals), Soloman Feldthouse (guitar, oud, clarinet, caz, jumbus, vocals and feet) say what?, Templeton Parcely (violin, organ and vocal), Stuart Brotman( bass, vocal), Paul Lagos (drums, vocal), along with a guest artist, Max Buda on harmonica. All in all, it's an entertaining record and like the blurb says above, a flying gas. Attached is "Cuckoo" which is the first song on side two. Enjoy.
As a blurb in the liner notes say, ". . . has never been hastily ushered from hysterical mobs." TeenSet
As a blurb in the liner notes say, ". . . has never been hastily ushered from hysterical mobs." TeenSet
Labels:
psychedelic,
rock,
vinyl
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