MORNING REIGN All of These Eyes - Prog Psyche Private Press (1969)

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MORNING REIGN All of These Eyes - Prog Psyche Private Press (1969) Shipping | Payment | About Us | Grading Terms | Guarantee Description Prog/Psyche Fans! Morning Reign - All of These Eyes. Contains circa 1968-69 extremely rare prog/psyche/pop material. Read below for more details! PAMA Productions / Jadale Music #1013 stereo 12" LP record album. Condition: Record is close to NM. Cover is close to NM with factory corner punch. Tracks: Ride the Train, Missin' You, Pain Away, Somebody to Love, Hootchie Kootchie Man, Bustin' Chicago, A&R Man, Coast to Coast, Whole Lot of Blues, Got My Eyes on You. Comments: PAMA Productions operated out of Sherman Oaks, California from approximately the late 60s into the mid-70s. In some cases their records were issued under the Jadale label, and other times only with a serial number and "PAMA Productions" sticker. Very little information is available on the studio, although it is known they released a variety of music formats from pop psyche, surf/hot rod instrumental, soul and R&B, to easy listening. It has been suggested they purchased original music from various artists, particularly based in Canada, and then issued the material under different names. Some of the artist names included Morning Reign, Velvet Strings, Spirit of '76, Metropole Orchestra, and Strings Unlimited. One web description of PAMA Productions theorized that less than 100 copies of each album was pressed. One thing is certain, this record is extremely rare and it is unlikely you will ever run across it again, and nearly as unlikely you will even find it in a web-based search. Additional Information: (The following information appeared in a recent listing of the Morning Reign album by another vinyl record dealer.) Apparently, this California band recorded their album in L.A., in 1968~9. Whether they recorded it in Johnny Kitchen's studio or not, somehow, Kitchen ended up with the tapes. According to The Acid Archives, he had some kind of deal going with the owner of the Condor record label in Canada, wherein he would send album tapes up north, to be released on Condor, with different and/or completely made up artist names. The exact number of these albums is not known, but may have been as many as 30, and this album was one of those included in the transactions. Condor re-released the album in 1970 as The Blues Train, totally without Morning Reign's knowledge or consent, just as they did with so many of the other albums involved in these shady dealings. This original issue of their album is way rare, and doesn't even have an entry in Acid Archive, or Hans Pakora's 1000's of Record Collector Dreams book series, though the much more common Blues Train version makes it into both. The exact number pressed is unknown, but most likely less than 50. Shipping SHIPPING INFORMATION: Most orders are shipped within two business days by USPS Mail. We also offer combined shipping discounts and expedited delivery options to locations worldwide. Please refer to the eBay shipping link on this page for specific shipping options to your location. Payment PAYMENT INFORMATION: We accept PayPal. All payments must be in U.S. funds.

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