SCARCE 1972 re- HURDY GURDY POWERFUL PROG PSYCH HENDRIX CREAM POWERHOUSE GEM
  $   79

 


$ 79 Sold For
May 21, 2017 Sold Date
May 16, 2017 Start Date
$   10 Start price
11   Number Of Bids
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        POWERFUL 1972 HARD PROG PSYCH

                         JIMI HENDRIX MEETS CREAM!   

                                 ..              = HURDY GURDY =

                                                                                             EUROPEAN - PRIVATE PRESS

SCARCE, LONG GONE 2nd press was only a limited edition from some 20 years ago. A glorious analogue recording, and not digitalized as with most "collectors" pressings currently in production. Highly recommended PSYCH "beast", the first press will set you back some $400 IF you can even find a copy! This copy sounds on same sound quality level a the first press, we tested it to see if there was  difference. 

Highly rated power guitar psych trio...Possessing a killer power-trio attack, the legnendary HURDY GURDY from Denmark made only one album ...Their material is NOT average in the least, with searing guitar driven psych overtones. A few of the tracks have some progressive influences along with the Cream styles amid Jimi Hendrix wah-wah guitar freakouts ...

This trio, formed in the late sixties in Copenhagen Denmark as Boom Boom Brothers, later abbreviated their name as B.B.Brothers and made at least one single. The group was based in London for a while around 1968-69, where they took up their new name Hurdy Gurdy. Among the musicians they befriended was Donovan, who wrote the song "Hurdy Gurdy Man" for them. The intention was that the Danish group should record the song, but Donovan turned out to enjoy the song so much that he recorded it himself and refused to let them use it! The Hurdy Gurdy album ranks among the top 10 Danish albums and comprised blues and heavy progressive rock with strong melodies and competent vocals. The trio had obviously heard the first albums by Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Jethro Tull, but also added a great Eastern track with tablas and sitar as well.


Ride On   5:07
The Giant   4:56
Tell Me Your Name   4:26
Peacefull Open Spaces   5:16 B:  Babels Tower   3:16
Spaceman   4:17
Lost in the Jungle   8:37
You Can Go Backwards   3:59

                                               

CONDITION: The Cover: fragile and delicate, rated: near M- handled carefully,...no bends, no writing and no split seams ....

The Vinyl: all clean and shiny M- looks and plays TOP ... the labels are clean 

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                               A cool addition to anyone's music library!






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