HILTON VALENTINE - "All In Your Head" - vinyl LP - 1970 SHRINK psych-folk rock
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HILTON VALENTINE

“All In Your Head”

Capitol      ST-330

1970

FIRST Pressing

STILL IN SHRINK

ONLY COPY ON EBAY AS OF 8-29-2016.

This is a beautiful copy of Hilton Valentine’s only solo LP.  VERY hard to find nowtoday, especially in this shape.  Valentine was the original guitarist with The Animals and was on all of their early hits including “House of the Rising Sun”, “We Gotta Get Out of This Place”, and “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood”.

More on this LP from the AllMusic web site:  “Even many committed Animals fans don't know that the group's guitarist, Hilton Valentine, did an obscure 1970 album in which he stepped from the sideman shadow to sing and write his own material. But while fellow ex-Animal Alan Price had done this with considerable success, and Eric Burdon had launched a fairly successful solo career of sorts when he fronted a new version of the Animals (and later War), Valentine's LP was consigned to instant collector's item status. With production by another ex-Animals guitarist, Vic Briggs (who joined after Valentine left), it's actually a bad record, sounding at times a little like a variation on the rustic folky rock of British blokes such as Ronnie Lane. But neither is it a particularly memorable one, emphasizing low-key, wistfully gentle tunes with a touch of Baroque production and orchestration. It's at its best when it's at its most fragile and tuneful ("Everything Return to Me").

A copy in similar condition went for $34 on Discogs in 2010.

Stored vertically in a smoke free environment for over 46 years.


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