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Gear Fab Records – GFC 419 reissue - originally released in 1971 - US 70' rock band from Auburn Heights (a Detroit suburb). Formed in 1969 by Ted Burris and Bob Maledon, the band was completed in 1970 as "Anvil". They recorded an album (mono) in 1970 at Northwestern Sound Studios in Detroit, but it not was released (only a few acetates was made). In 1971 the group was renamed "Boa" and recorded "Wrong Road". After the release of the album (1971) the band broke up.
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Akarma – AK 302- 180 G reissue - Eire Apparent was a psychedelic band from Belfast, Northern Ireland, noted for launching the careers of Henry McCullough and Ernie Graham, and for having Robert Wyatt and Jimi Hendrix play on, and Jimi Hendrix produce, their only album.
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Sundazed Music – LP 5030, Columbia – LP 5030 - 180G reissue - 2000
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RSO – 06025 17753167 Series: Back To Black
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Akarma – AK 014 reissue - Evolved out of The Freedom V American psychedelic rock band from Carson City, Nevada, formed in September 1966. The four founding musicians went to the same school, where they created a band that played at local clubs all over northern Nevada and in the Carolinas. In 1968, they were able to conclude a contract with Bill Holmes, the producer of Strawberry Alarm Clock and the All American label. The vinyl was published as a limited edition of 100 copies. Although the band played in different styles, the album is a good example of pop psychedelia. Alternating male and female vocals, using wind, keyboard and string instruments. Engineer Paul Buff played the Chamberlin on the album, a primitive electronic keyboard whose sound was emulated and popularized by the Mellotron.
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Akarma 180G reissue - Blues-psych rock band from Corpus Christi, Texas.
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180G reissue Tapestry Records – TPT 221 - British blues / psychedelic rock group that released 1 lone album (1970) and a track on an LP to celebrate the launch of the Queen Elizabeth 2 cruise liner ship (1969). The band existed from 1966 to 1970 through various line-ups and became Leaf Hound. Early incarnations of the band featured guitarist Paul Kossoff and drummer Simon Kirke who both left to form Free while later guitarist Rod Price departed to join Foghat.
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180G reissue Akarma – AK 240 - 1st album Composer and musician, born 1942 in Denver, Colorado. Mostly an experimental artist with recordings ranging from new age to pop-classical music.
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An expanded reissue of their first album "The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band", originally released on a local label Fifo (Fifo 101) in 1966. -2LP mono - Sundazed Music – LP 5036 Series: Quakes From The Eureka State – gatefold cover -
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ITA reissue Get Back – Get 512 with insert
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2LP reissue Gear Fab Records – GFC 407/2 - Tri-gatefold. 180 gram vinyl - Vancouver in the 60's was very active with many great yet unknown acts and Mock Duck was one of them. They played around Vancouver in several incarnations from 1966 until 1970, touting their acid/jazz/rock style of music in many local venues.
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gatefold cover ITA press 180G Akarma – AK 197 - Progressive rock band formed in Coventry, England
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OutLine. – OLLP 5242 AS Group history insert
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Timeless 702 reissue (2008) - Dr. Strangely Strange is an experimental/psychedelic Irish folk group formed in Dublin in 1967
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ITA press reissue 2000 - Akarma – AK 99103 - Dias De Blues (Montevideo, Uruguay) was formed from the ashes of Opus Alfa in 1972 by Jorge Barral (bass), Daniel Bertolone (guitar), and Jorge Graf (drums). A power trio that played powerful acid-progressive rock. Disbanded in 1973 due to the deterioration of the political situation in Uruguay.
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Early 1990s heavy-vinyl issue by "Shang-Hai Records, Yokohama, Japan". Made in Japan. Navy blue labels with silver writing. Paper-wrapped thick card sleeve, rear cover pasted on separately from front.
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1988 GER reissue - SPM Records – F 670 362 - with insert - German/Britishkraut rock band, established 1971 in Krefeld, led by Colin Orr.
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Akarma – AK 264 reissue - Issued in semi-glossy non-textured gatefold cover - UK progressive band. Formed in 1964 as "Satan's Disciples" by Alan Cowderoy and Paul Davis. In 1968 renamed as Gracious. The band disbanded in 1971 after Lipson's and Kitcat's departure due to very little financial funding for the band and Philips Records refusal to release 'This is... Gracious!!' due to contractual disputes. In this time they recorded 2 albums, Gracious! and This is... Gracious!!
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1983 Edsel Records – XED 115 UK -
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2LP + CD Lilith – LR324DLP - UK jazz rock group with Linda Hoyle
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180G reissue Akarma – AK 111 - Early 70s UK project band led by guitarist Ray Russell. The Running Man were a trio with the known guitarist/bassist Ray Russell, vocalist/organist Alan Greed (Harsh Reality, Rock Workshop) and vocalist/drummer Alan Rushton (Ray Russell Quartet, Rock Workshop). They released only an album in 1972 on Neon, which recording was supplemented by Harry Beckett on trumpet and flügelhorn and Gary Windo on tenor sax. Their music is an interesting mix of hard rock, progressive and jazz similar to Patto. A classic example of the creativity of 70s british underground scene.
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180G Akarma reissue - Arzachel released one album in 1969. This band was the reformation of Uriel who had changed its name to Egg in January 1969 after the departure of their guitarist Steve Hillage. Since the members of Egg had just signed an exclusive deal with Decca when they were offered to record a psychedelic album by another label, they reunited with Steve Hillage under the name Arzachel in June 1969. On the released LP the band members used pseudonyms.
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