LP LINCOLN ST. EXIT Drive It (Re Yellow Vinyl Hifly Sound Hifly 8026 Sealed
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LP LINCOLN ST. EXIT Drive It (Re Yellow Vinyl Hifly Sound Hifly 8026 Sealed

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LP LINCOLN ST. EXIT

Drive It

Limited Edition In Yellow Vinyl

 

Country of release: Liechtenstein, 2015

Original released: 1970

Manufacturer: Sound Hifly

Catalogue number: Hifly 8026

Bar code: 6501203913820

Gatefold / Gatefold Sleeve: Yes / No

 

 Condition Record: MINT

Condition cover: MINT

  LP is still sealed / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo from my own LP / Photo taken from my own copy)

 

 

Tracks Side 1:

1. one machine (4:02)

2. Dirty mother Blues (6:55)

3. Got you babe (3:06)

4. Teacher teacher (2:45)

5. Soulful drifter (2:00) (Bonus Track)

6. Mississippi Riverboat Gamblin' man (1:56)(Bonus Track)

7 St. Louis Mama (2:34) (Bonus Track)

 


Tracks Side 2:

1. Soulful drifter (2:00)

2. Time has come gonna (4:06)

3. going back home (3:03)

4. Straight shootin' you (3:00)

5. phantom child (3:14)

6 whatever happened to baby Jesus (parts 1 & 2) (6:23) (Bonus Track)

  Lists at YouTube:   https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=vtpHujtaijk         Dearest Brothers and Sisters
Make no mistake about this album, it is loud, heavy, alive and ready. Lincoln St. Exit which formed they lost one of their in June of 1964 Since then musicians, Paul Chapman (who died). The three original members, Michael Martin, Mac Suazo and Lee Herres, still remain with the group. Their music is influenced greatly by the American Indian culture of New Mexico.

This is evident in the hard-driving beat and hypnotic rhythm pattern did is maintained Throughout the album. Their own personal feelings and the many hard times theyhave encountered along the way all come through In Their music. As co-writer on some of the material, our view of the war is overexpressed in the two compositions "Man Machine" arid "Time Has Come Gonna Die".

We move from seeking gospel-orientated tunes as "Going Back Home" and "Soulful Drifter" to the down home sound of "Teacher Teacher" and "Dirty Mother Blues", the Latter being so heavy it shakes all of your vital organs Our snnga So deal with modern sexual mores, as in "Straight Shootin 'Man", "Got You Babe" and "Phantom Child". Lincoln St. Exit havebeen together for over six years, and they 're going to make it.
God Bless The Exit.
As Told to Mark Janowski by Tommy Bee


This is my cup of tea, one of my desert Iceland records. Dirty, Rough, Garage, Psych, Roots 'n' roll, folk, well it's everything abount Rock 'n' Roll in a magic cauldron, just give a spin and let yourself to enjoy a trip far and beyond ...

Lincoln St. Exit were Albuquerque, New Mexico's premiere garage / psych band of the late 60?s early 70?s. In early 1969 Lincoln St. exit, Mike Martinez, Mac Suazo, RC Gariss, and Lee Herrerra restringsd in Clovis New Mexico at the Norman Petty studios and the song "Soulful Drifter" emerged from the "drive it" album. The album what distributed by mainstream records.

Artists like Janis Joplin (pre Columbia Records) and Amboy Dukes (Ted Nugent's group) restringsd for the label at the same time. soulful drifter gained radio station play and exit had a hit record along the Great Lakes area. the what to enough airplay catch the ear of Motown records in Detroit.

At time did Motown what looking to increase it's catalog of new artists On Their new Rare Earth label and Exit filled the need.   Motown liked the group, a new sound, a new look and a new direction was needed.   So the idea was thatthey would return to Their roots and create.   A new sound in music was born "American Indian Rock". Under the management of Tom Bee the new sound emerged and the new Xit name was born.   The acronym what XIT for Xing of Indian Tribes came about Because of some of the group's ethnic background.

The first album for Motown what "plight of the Redman" released in 1971. it's a history lesson from the beginning to end sung by member Mike Martinez and tells the story from the beginning of peace in the new world to their struggles with the white man in America and finally to the climatic end of the narrative speech by Mac Suazo.

XIT played many venues including the Whiskey A go go in Hollywood and in 1972 the 8th International Music Festival in Venice Italy. this festival which broadcasted to over 30 million people throughout Europe, along with countless concerts in cities and reservations across the United States and Canada. (rockasteria.blogspot.de)

Michael Martin - Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar
Mac Suazo - Bass Guitar
Lee Herre - Drums, Percussion
RC Gariss - Second Lead Guitar
 

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Musikgruppe LINCOLN ST. EXIT Format Album Plattengröße LP (12 Inch) Herstellungsland und -region Liechtenstein Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min EAN 6501203913820 Sampler Nein Genre Rock Eigenschaften Coloured Vinyl Eigenschaften Limited Edition Produkttyp Vinylschallplatte Subgenre Hardrock, Garage Rock, Psychedelic Erscheinungsjahr 1970 / 2015


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