ZOOT MONEY 1970 Dantalian's Chariot LP WHITE LABEL
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Description
white label test pressing
Condition: EX (near mint) Release: 2482019
Mega Rare LP
Record comes with paper sleeve with inner polythene sleeve, carries stamp "POLYDOR RECORDS STUDIO LONDON" and hand-written catalogue number + name Zoot Money
In 1967 his band Blues Incorporated became Dantalian's Chariot, and in spite of a singular lack of chart success, due in part to a thirty year delay in releasing their album, the band found themselves at the heart of the new counterculture, sharing bills with bands such as Pink Floyd, Soft Machine and The Crazy World of Arthur Brown.
A brief stint in America with Eric Burdon's New Animals followed, and Money decided to stay there for a while. At this point he began picking up acting roles, starting a parallel career which has continued ever since, with character appearances in many high profile film and TV dramas.
On the musical side during the 1970s Money featured with (amongst others) poetry and rock music band Grimms, Ellis, Centipede, Kevin Coyne and Kevin Ayers before signing up in 1980 to Paul McCartney's label MPL to record Mr. Money.
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