1968 ORPHAN EGG ORIG SUPER RARE PSYCH EXCEL LP VINYL

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Very nice overall condition! Disc plays like a total dream! Current hot and on demand collector vinyl. Orphan Egg - ST (Carole CARS 8004) Original pressing from 1968 w/orig sleeve.

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Tracks 

1. Falling  03:38

2. That's The Way Love Is  02:37

3. Mourning Electra  02:23

4. Bird Dog  02:49

5. It's Wrong  02:24

6. Ain't That Lovin' You Baby  02:59

7. aLook At Me  02:58

8. Deep In The Heart Of Nebrasc  02:22

9. Don't Go To Him  02:11

10. Circumstance  02:58

11. Unvisual State Of Mind  01:58

12. Rock Me Baby  05:55

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Orphan Egg – Info :

    "Orphan Egg's only release, this self-titled album which appeared on the Carole Record label in 1968. The band, formed in 1967 in San Jose, was one of the lengthy list of Bay area groups inspired by the psych movement spreading its tentacles from the sound's spiritual home in San Francisco. The album, which also boasts some strong UK beat/psych influences a la early Status Quo, features lashings of incredible heavy fuzz guitar psych on a number of tracks, several of which were deemed worthy enough to feature in director Maury Dexter's exploitation flick, Born Wild, and which also included a memorable scene of the band strutting their musical stuff at a pool party. The album consists of several covers including a killer version of the old Everly Brothers' hit, 'Bird Dog.' Apart from this, the self-penned tunes really are the stand-outs here, with the feisty fuzz guitar, bass, drums, a little recorder and a smattering of harpsichord, combining, along the beautiful trippy vocals, to produce an ethereal, floating psych sound that makes for a hugely enjoyable listen." 

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1960’s Rock Group Feature Film Cameos (1964 – 1970)

BORN WILD (aka YOUNG ANIMALS) RELEASED BY: American International Pictures / 1968 / Color DIRECTED BY: Maury Dexter BAND (S): Orphan Egg, American Revolution SONG (S): In Big Letters (Orphan Egg), Love Has Got Me Down (American Revolution) COMMENTS: Exploitation flick made all the better by the appearance of Orphan Egg, playing at a pool party, and The American Revolution, performing in a club. Both bands released albums in 1968.

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ANGRY BREED RELEASED BY: Commonwealth United Entertainment / 1969 / Color DIRECTED BY: David Commons BAND (S): Jamie & The Jury, Orphan Egg SONG (S): Unknown (Jamie & The Jury), Unknown (Orphan Egg) COMMENTS: Though Jamie & The Jury appeared in this biker flick for less than 10 seconds (on stage in a bar), Orphan Egg was allotted much more screen time. They appeared at a party performing an extended instrumental.

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“Their only release, this self-titled album from 1968 (originally on Carole Records) has attracted the interest of serious psych fans and collectors. The band formed in 1967 in the Bay Area inspired by the psych movement. The album boasts strong UK beat/psych influences and features lashings of heavy fuzz guitar on a number of tracks. Featuring a killer version of the old Every Brothers hit "Bird dog" and the self penned tracks are stand-outs here with a little recorder, smashing harpsichord, trippy vocals on top of the usual instruments to produce and ethereal floating psych sound. Overlooked desirable psych album.”