SOUTHWEST F.O.B. Smell Of Incense V Rare Orig US 1968 Hip LP Psych Garage Pop
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Nov 26, 2017 Sold Date
Nov 19, 2017 Start Date
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Southwest F.O.B.

Smell Of Incense

Very Rare Original US LP released on Hip Records in 1968. 1st US pressing.

Late-sixties Dallas band Southwest F.O.B. are mostly remembered for "Smell of Incense," a pop-psychedelic tune with  an ethereal organ that was a big regional hit in the South, and a small national  one. The group were more aligned with the "soft rock" or sunshine pop sounds  typical of many late-sixties pop-psychedelic southern Californian acts than the  tough Texas garage style. Multi-part vocal harmonies characterized many of their  arrangements, and their occasional use of horns added a mild dash of soul.  Although "Smell of Incense" was a pop-slanted cover of a song by L.A.  psychedelic group the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, most of their  material was original, penned by Dan Seals and John Ford Colley [sic], who went  on to land some big soft-rock hits in the 1970s as England Dan and John Ford  Coley. Their brand of psychedelia was way tougher than what they'd make in the  1970s, but certainly on the tame side. After making one album and a few singles,  Seals and Colley left the group to form a duo, leaving the remaining members to  carry on for about a year before disbanding.


Tracks Are :-

Side One

1 Smell Of Incense 2:40
2 Tomorrow 3:10
3 Rock 'N' Roll Woman 2:46
4 Downtown Woman/Nadine 6:54

Side Two

1 All One Big Game 2:52
2 On My Mind 2:24
3 Bells Of Baytown 3:30
4 And Another Thing 11:54
6 Endsville Eddie 1:50

 

  • Released on Hip Records in 1968

  • Catalogue Number HIS 7001

  • Record is in Near Mint condition

  • Sleeve is in Near Mint condition

 

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