December’s Children LP 1960s-RARE FIND
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Description
Used condition. Sleeve is in fair condition, torn, lots of damage to cover. Vinyl is in good condition, some scratches otherwise in good condition. Normal aging. See photos.
Bluesy rust-belt psych from Ohio’s December’s Children! Bouncing between male and female vocalists, tight harmonies, country flavor and rock ‘n’ roll style, their sound fit the transition between pop and heavy rock in the late ‘60s. Pressed on pink vinyl w/ purple splatter!
This country-blues psych album was originally released near the end of 1970, and though it was their sole album, December’s Children are a good example of how music was changing between the end of the ‘60s and beginning of the ‘70s. Accented by psychedelic keys & organ (especially in “Trilogy”), it’s been described as Texas garage rock, with funky, hook driven guitar – particularly in “Sweet Talkin’ Woman” and “Last Monday Night.”
Opting for a more straight forward rock ‘n’ roll sound, the band never considered themselves psychedelic (though that was being pushed at the time), and though they weren’t as heavy as Blue Cheer, their country-blues sound is nearly a precursor to later albums by Savoy Brown and Blodwyn Pig.
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