AARON Music by Aaron Lp Private Psych Jazz Pokora Acid Archives RARE 1974
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Up for auction is AARON "Music by Aaron" Lp a super rare private press psych/Jazz Lp from Richmond, Va. Released in 1974 on the Eastern label. Not much info on these guys but i did find a review and it's listed in Pokoras guide. Vinyl is Vg+ and Cover Vg+(minor label staining on back.Will ship internationally but please wait for shipping invoice!!!thanks, here is the review i found ............... Apparently a vanity project meant for distribution to family, friends and sale at local concerts, I’ve seen at least one on-line reference that says only 500 copies were pressed. Regardless of the actual number pressed, this album is pretty obscure and when it shows up on dealer lists typically commands some pretty big prices. Those dealer lists also tend to slap a psych label on the album.
Let me warn you that the psych content is pretty low. Cham Laughlin’s credited with most of the nine tracks, though all three of the other members co-wrote material. Musically the set’s impressive on at least a couple of counts. First, the set sounds remarkably professional and well produced for such a young band.
Heard on quality headphones the album’s fidelity matches lots of big ticket productions. The album’s also surprisingly diverse. The opener “Will You Go There With Me” sounds like something out of The Marshall Tucker Band catalog.
The mid-tempo rocker “Lovin’ Woman” sports some nice jazzy keyboard and guitar moves. Sporting some nice harmony work the ballad ‘Like the Season’ would have made a nice single.price tag and a "psych" label attached. Let me warnyou that the psych content is pretty low, althoughthe set's impressive on at least a couple of counts.It sounds remarkably professional and well producedfor such a young band, with a fidelity that matcheslots of big ticket productions. The album's alsosurprisingly diverse. The opening track sounds likethe Marshall Tucker Band, while the mid-tempo rocker"Lovin' Woman" sports nice jazzy keyboard and guitarmoves. The appealing harmony work on the ballad "Likethe Season" could have made it a good single.Personal favorites - the bluesy rocker "You're ComingDown" (it's too bad this song is split between side 1and 2) and the should've-been-a-hit "Dreamin'" [SB]price rating
