MOUNTAIN BUS Sundance LP GOOD RECORDS 1971 US original+stereo G101
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MOUNTAIN BUSBILL KEES, ED MOONEY, TOM JURKENS
STEVE KRATER, LEE SIMS, CRAIG TAKEHARA
This Chicago-based outfit were sued by Mountain for stealing the name.
In actual fact they had the name first but never really recovered from the law suit
which required them to state on their album cover that they were in no way connected with Mountain.
If you like The Grateful Dead you should like this album because it's very similar in style.
The title cut, in particular, includes some beautiful ringing guitar work
but almost all the tracks are good and the album, which is now rare, is recommended listening
"SUNDANCE"
Produced by Lincoln Zimmanck, Mike Gold, David Solomon
1971 LP GOOD RECORDS G101 Stereo
PRINTED IN U.S.A. ORIGINAL COPY
THICK CARDBOARD COVER (AMERICAN STYLE)
Barcode and Other Identifiers
LABEL: GOOD - ORANGE LABEL - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: G101
Catalog on labels: (on both sides) G101 (919S-1018)
(on Side 1): A4RS-3314
(on Side 2): A4RS-3315
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): A4RS-3314-1 10/8 5-1
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): A4RS-3315-1 5-1
On labels: Mfg & dist by People's Arts Corp, Chicago
(on Side 1): (all songs written and arranged by Mountain Bus Music, c. 1971 BMI)
(on Side 2): (all songs arranged by Mountain Bus)
On Back Sleeve: G101 STEREO (c) 1971 People's Arts Corporation
Engineered by Jimy Nielsen
Production Staff: Lincoln Zimmanck, Mike Gold, David Solomon
Recorded at Streeterville Studios, Chicago / Spring, 1971
Mountain Bus is in no way connected with the rock group "Mountain"
A division of People's Arts Corporation, 1500 N. Hooker St, Chicago Ill 60622
Also available on 8-track cartridges and Cassette tapes
from my records collection
tracklisting
Side A: SING A NEW SONG - ROSALIE
I DON'T WORRY ABOUT TOMORROW - SUNDANCE
Side B: I KNOW YOU RIDER
APACHE CANYON - HEXAHEDRON
grading
RECORD from VG to VG+ but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)
The fiasco of the lawsuit against Mountain Bus and Good Records by the people
who represented Mountain really obscures the fact that the band created some fabulous,
atmospheric, and ambient music that at times bears a striking resemblance to the music
being created by the Grateful Dead during the same period.
Nothing, however, can obscure excellent songs, and Sundance is full of them.
Like the Grateful Dead, Mountain Bus had a communal-like closeness and were part of
a countercultural community, and like the Dead, their music was a composite of rock, country,
bluegrass, folk, and blues components, with perhaps a slightly more predominant
country influence to the Dead's bluegrass. The two bands also had tremendous
improvisatory playing capabilities in common, although Sundance might be a somewhat
better example of a band getting their live dynamic down on tape in the studio
than the Grateful Dead did on any of their early studio recordings before 1970.
The songs also vary from succinct pop and country tunes to lengthy jams
that can be otherworldly and soulful or can simply smoke...(AllMusic)
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