IT'S ALL MEAT s/t LP Toronto garage hard psych SEALED Pokora 1001
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Overkill packaging as usual with tracking via USPS media for $4.00 and yes, I do combine. Since I have had a series of questions concerning shipping charges on combined orders I will try to be more explicit. Generally up to three lps ship as one, but shipping charges are based on weight not records. So gatefolds or double LPs or 180 gram vinyl all have an affect differently. Suffice to say, I don't try to make money on shipping charges and I am fair, so enjoy the auctions. Open records are cleaned with Ultrasonic cleaning system and in new 3 mil inner and outer plastic sleeve.
It's All Meat came from Toronto, Ontario, and released a superb but little-known album on the Columbia label in 1970. The band consisted of Rick Aston (bass), Jed MacKay (organ, piano), Rick McKim (drums), Wayne Roworth (guitar), and Norm White (guitar). MacKay and McKim both previously played together with Toronto's Underworld, whose lone single, "Go Away," released in 1968, is considered one of Canada's most sought-after garage band songs. The music of It's All Meat most often sounds like the Doors ("Crying into a Deep Lake," "Self-Confessed Lover"), while at other times the band is a dead ringer for the Rolling Stones ("Make Some Use of Your Friends").
It's All Meat (2) ?– It's All Meat
Label: Green Tree Records ?– GTR136 Format: Vinyl, LP, ReissueCountry: Germany Released: 2010 Genre: Rock Style: Garage Rock, Hard Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Tracklist
A1 You Don't Notice The Time You WasteA2 Make Some Use Of Your Friends
A3 Crying Into The Deep Lake
A4 Roll My Own
B1 Self-Confessed Lover
B2 If Only
B3 You Brought Me Back To My Senses
B4 Sunday Love
Credits
- Bass – Rick Aston
- Drums – Rick McKim
- Guitar – Norm White, Wayne Roworth
- Keyboards – Jed MacKay
- Producer – Bill Misener
- Technician – Alan May, Hayward Parrot*
- Written-By – Jed MacKay, Rick McKim
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