Clark-Hutchinson Lp A=MH2 London Sire Original PROMO rare PSYCH prog freak
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Really cool Psych/Prog instrumental Lp from Clark-Hutchinson.
Rare White label promo edition with original sticker. Sounds great -- fascinating Lp.
Lp is VG+, cover has some normal looking ringwear and rubwear, and some dinged corners. All seams are strong, no splits, no unwanted writing.
Psychedelic raga-rock guitar-dominated instrumentals can be a gas -- just listen to the Paul Butterfield Blues Band's "East-West" or the Mystic Tide's "Psychedelic Journey," or even some of Robbie Krieger's solos on long Doors tracks. This 49-minute rarity is comprised of five long, doodling, Indian-blues-fusion instrumentals, and some vocal chanting is heard. There's some skill applied by the players, who are reasonably nimble, using throbbing Indian-influenced tempos as the backdrop. ~ Richie Unterberger Back in 1969 ANDY CLARK and MICK HUTCHINSON decided to branch out from their band SAM GOPAL's DREAM and produced an album and as a duo they recorded their first album release in two twelve hour sessions in London during May. Promoted by their then record company Decca via their underground label NOVA as a "powerful hard rocking blues band" whose album was "years ahead of it's time". In effect they produced a classic album that is still today is much sought after. The bonus tracks on this CD were actually their March 1969 recording debut. Recording information: Decca Studio Two, West Hampstead, London (03/20/1969-03/23/1969); Recorded Sound Studios, London, WI (03/20/1969-03/23/1969); Decca Studio Two, West Hampstead, London (05/21/1969/05/23/1969); Recorded Sound Studios, London, WI (05/21/1969/05/23/1969). Arrangers: Michael Hutchinson; Andrew Clark. Personnel: Andrew Clark (vocals, chant, flute, bagpipe, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, piano, organ, bass drum, maracas, gong); Mick Hutchinson (guitar, flute, piano, bass guitar, bongos, timpani); Franco Franco (drums). Liner Note Authors: Ian Sippen; Peter Shertser; John Peel. Hide Description
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