SEALED 1966 ORIG = The 13th SONG EL CAMPO JADES = RAW PRIMITIVE TEEN GARAGE
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RARE 1966 ORIGINAL = STILL FACTORY SEALED!
TEXAS TEEN SCENE GARAGE GLORIES!
THE EL CAMPO JADES
The 13th Song
\ USA - GOLDEN EAGLE - LP 101
Always been hard to find...a local Texas private pressing that has commanded three $$$ figures in collector circles ...here a STILL SEALED - NEVER OPENED 47 year old artifact!
100% guaranteed FIRST PRESS from 1966:::::
The EL CAMPO JADES record was recorded in Houston, Texas, but the group was from El Campo, Texas ...they took on as the El Campo Jades as there was another Jades from Texas.
The El Campo Jades rip through a primitive selection of teen-scene grooves including reverb guitar led takes on The Standells, The Young Rascals, Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels, and others.
The El Campo Jades cover a diverse selection of 60's garage and obscurities in their lean and somewhat raw sound. Their lead singer has a fine voice for the r&b numbers laced tunes. Most of the songs are uptempo, some wild and raw. The 13th Song" offered up a classic example of mid-1960s garage rock. An enthusiastic, if occasionally primitive mixture of well and lesser known tunes and the results are surprisingly engaging. The entire album shows particular skill at blue-eyed soul tunes. Not to be missed are highlights such as 'Mr. Pitiful' and (complete with spoken interlude), Wilson Pickett's 'I Found a Love'. Other highlights included a cover of The Standells 'Good Guys Don't Wear White', 'Muscle Bound Man', an wild organ/guitar propelled 'Roadrunner', 'Little Latin Lupe Lu' and their 'Devil with the Blue Dress/Good Golly Miss Molly' medley. Overall a competent '60s slice of Texan garage rock... credits: Bad Cat on the web...- Good Back Home
- Good Guys Don't Wear White (cover of Standells song)
- Ain't Too Proud to Beg
- Gimme Gimme Good Lovin' (Crazy Elephant song but mistakenly referred to on back cover as Good Loving which was the song made famous by the Young Rascals
- Soul and Inspiration
- Muscle Bound Man
- I Found a Love
- Mr. Pitiful
- Devil With a Blue Dress / Good Golly Miss Molly
- Little Latin Lupe Lu
- Sam's Place
- Joley Blond (sic)
- Their "mystery" song which is Road Runner by Bo Diddley
CONDITION: STILL FACTORY SEALED! The item is 100% GUARANTEED as a 1966 FIRST PRINTING = AUTHENTIC TEXAS GARAGE LP! Has No split seams, NO Bends, No Writing, No delete marks...factory fresh and 47 years old!
A cool addition to anyone's music library!
SEE: SELLERS OTher items for similar cool sounds for "head" people...
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