1966 JUSTICE LABEL ORIG = THE ACES = ALL REVERB GUITAR GARAGE TEENS

$

267

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• MINT
• Super Scarce...MONO TOP COPY
  
  1966 TEEN GARAGE A-GO-GO
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• INTRODUCING
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• USA - JUSTICE Records - JLP 134 - MONO
  

1. This mid-1960s MONO slab-of-amateur garage-rock will hit the bullseye for collectors into '60s teen garage albums. 
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3. How can this effort be none other than a 'winner' when sporting a cover posed with the ACES shining before their dad's station wagon; somethings charming about this crew's vision of rock and roll fame and fortune. Call it a long lost slice of Americana, maybe grab it while you can ?!
   
   Drummer Howard Caywood, bassist Michael Earnhardt, lead guitarist Tim Ervin and rhythm guitarist Johnny Nance were musician-talents in high school, while second rhythm guitarist Johnny Yarbrough was a junior high school friend. Punishing drummer Caywood was apparently the driving force behind this band, and, the one who decided to start the group by recruiting the others to his particular vision of rock and roll fame
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5. Signed by the Winston-Salem, North Carolina-based Justice Records, 1966's "Introducing The Aces Combo" found the group plowing through a mix of garage rockers. Justice's typical bare-bones production work did not exactly hide the group's musical limitations, the goal tempos and ragged blown score serve to highlight the album's low-tech charm. The same is true with Ervin's strained vocals (check out their take on 'Laugh It Off'). The overlooked charms are only underscored when one considers there is something quite pleasing about the purpose of the ACE's enthusiasm and drive.
   
   You gotta wonder how a record company could misspell the word rhythm, as in "Johnny Nance is 15 years old and rhythm guitar player." As an added bonus the proper title of 'What Ever Shape' is actually 'No Matter What Shape (Your Stomach's In)', while PF Sloan's song is actually titled 'Secret Agent Man'. All part of the amateur charm in the golden sixties
   
6. Thanks in part to, & check out, Bad Cat Records on the web
   
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   Pied Piper
   Apache
   Laugh It Off
   What Ever Shape
   Come Home
   Secret Agent
   
   (Side 2)
   
   
   This Boy
   Monkey Time
   Wipe Out
   Shake a Tail Feather
   My Girl
   Under the Boardwalk
   
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10. The cover: rated: MINT this, a beauty ~ completely preserved as first released in 1966 - so clean and solid, the original '66 printing is indeed something special when in such immaculate shape! Has no faded areas, no bends, no split seams, no writing.
11. Folks this a 60 years ago relic from which only a few hundred copies ever existed
    

1. The vinyl: Rated: MINT both sides remain with total clean smooth shine, playing perfect pressed in 1966 while both JUSTICE labels are perfect